GUN CLUB - Australian Clay Target Association

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26 grains loads
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21 grains loads
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27 grains loads
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-MARCH
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Vol. 34
No. 3
March
1981
All Correspondence
should be addressed to:
Noel J. Southey
Executive Director
P.O. Box 198
Blackburn, Vic. 3130
Phone (03) 878 2533
(2 lines)
Business Address:
8 Main St.,
Blackburn 3130
CTSN is the official journal of the Australian Clay
Target Association and is published
monthly at Waterwheel Press Pty. Lid.
159-165 High Street. Shepparton. Vic. 3630.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION
COPY DEADLINES April '81 issue closes February 28
May Issue closes March 31
CONTENTS
Sir Henry Bolte Q.C.M,Q.
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Mr R. Porter
Committee:
Mr W. Abbott
159SamuslSt., CnrnpHiLl.
Brls.. Qld.4152
Phone(On 388 4257
Mr N. Hardy
4 Griffilh St.,
Warrlboe, Vic. 3030
Phone(03)741 2003
12 Patrickst.,
Ailkenvat*, ald.4814
Phone(077) 79 0838
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Mr
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Mr L. Bird
Mr W. Horner
POBox 166.
Forator, NSW. 2428
Phons(085)54.8180
PO Box410Qg.
Cauuarina. N.T. 5792
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Kmnringlon.W.A.8151
Phons(09)3B7 3648
Mr K. Bowr~ng
2SLanyonTut.,
Moil. N.T. 5792
Phona(OBBI27 1736
17Qray St., ~ortham,
W.A.8041
Phone(CW22 1412
Mr R. Mason
Mr L. Connors
PO Box 19. Mlldura. Vtc.3W
Phona (050) 23 2587
Mr R. Dean
P.O. Box 5M
RarnaO'land. 4.455
Hon. LHe Regirtrattons:
J. Houston (P.P.)
D.
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J. M. Wilson (P.P.)
E. T. Baldwin
J. M. Tyquin (P.P.)
L. S. R. Stewart
63 ~rgyls&..-Marhaton. S.A. 5033
Phone(OB)2834374
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Mr R. Mules
"Willowvale".
Ridgley. Tan. 7321
Phono(@J4)35 7384
Executive Director's Notes .....................
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Taipan Ladies! Shield Results
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Giant Clay Busting Festivalon Gold Coast ................................
Bev Gtice4
Rotlweil AAT-tops for Trap .................................................Pat Browne 6
Report on State Skeet Carnival. Taree-Wingham Gun Club ......................8
Australian Skeet Record Broken Twice
Laurie Cannors 10
International Shooting Scene ..t...........,.,,.
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World Scene ...,........,.................~,,.,,..,..s. ...,.......:..............Pat Brcwne 16
Big Coaching Project Plannedfor Wagga............................. Staff Writer 16
I.S.U. Skeet .......................................
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Trade Topics.,.,.........
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Belmont Breakthrough............,...
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Editor's Mailbox (Pan 1) .............................................................,............,
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You and the Fee Increase............................ Management Committee 23
Editor's Mailbox (Part 2) .......................................
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Vab .............................
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Editor's Mailbox (Parl3) .:.................................
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Tasmania's First Major Sponsored Carnival............,....,
Ken Coppleman26
New Develo~mentSub Committee ......,.....,.,..,.......55..~....
a Cains 26
Club News. Programs and Results...... ................... ....... ....................
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Australian Shootina Association Rest~cture........................Staff Writer 30
Newsletter to ~ictGian
~ccreditedCoaches
George Biggs 43
'The Few' or 'Apathy is a Third Barrel'
Peter I-lunter 56
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PO BOX 5.
Coonawura. S.A. 5263
Phone(078)383287
Mr A. N. Rowe
PO Box93. Yambn. NSW
G.H. Hall (P.P.)
E. G. Biggs
R. H. Moyse
A. PedeGen (P.P.)
D . R.Taylor
R. Mules
N. Wells
Jim Finis (right) winner of the Australia Day Trench
Championship at A.C.T. lnternational Gun Club is congrafulated by Club President Norman Simms. At rear is
Winchester Representative, Geoff Salmon. A reporf of this
match will appear in April C.T.S.N.
Contributions:
Club or shooter contributions are welcome. either
manuscript or photographs, or both. Preferred pholos
are black and white glossy prints.
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR'S NOTES
A long standing cry from within the ranks of the shooting
sports has been that shooters receive insufficient publicity.
Well, the Queenslanders are really playing their part in
reversing that trend.
Prior to Christmas, the Brisbane Gun Club committee
successfully negotiated with a television station to have
advertisements put to air Friday nights and Saturday mornings. In these commercials,clay target shooting is shown as a
challenging recreation, then details of cur'rent club programs
are put to air.
The project has been sponsored on a monthy basis by a
number of commercial organizations. Its progress and results
are being closely monitored by the Club committee.
In another successful venture. the Queensland Clay Target
Association arranged for clay busting to be listed amonst the
sports used for a large public display on the Gold Coast
during Australia Day celebrations.
The success of this project can be measured by the fact that
club teams competed before a crowd that grew at times to an
estimated 7500. WOW! What a result!
Meanwhile. many of the Q.C.T.A. coaching personnel have
reached a standard of training where they feel confident to
undertake public speaking commitments.
AS an example. Stafford Smith (Zone Coach for the south
Eastern area of Queensland) recently addressed a meeting of
the Hervey Bay Rotary Club. where the level of interest and
attention was tremendous.
Then, in New South Wales, the Daily Mirror carried a
leading article titled "MARKSMEN WHO AIM NOT TO KILL".
~t was a good piece of journalism directed at putting the
,positive side of clay target shooting.
Mr Leni Crema, President of Marconi Gun Club was widely
quoted in the article, and is to be commended for the way in
which he "led the journo.
The real point to come out of these examples is that every
clay buster, in almost every social or business situation. has
the opportunity to promote his or her sport.
If only we could discipline ourselves to spend more time on
this type of promotion. the less time on pulling the work of
others apart. I'm sure that our numbers would swell dramatically.
To completely change the scene. let's talk for a few moments
about referees. This person holds one of the highest and most
important positions in sport, be it clay target shooting.
football or whatever; yet, we frequently see him (or her) being
treated like a second rate citizen.
Most (if not all) of the referees who assist in the conduct of
shooting competitions are purely honorary and are giving
their time and effort to make our sport better.
They have every right to expect a fair go - that is really the
only reward they want!
The degree to which referees are becoming "browned-0fYis
clearly emphasised by the fact that very few have applied to"
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"stand" at the 1981 Australian Trap and Skeet Championships, to be held at Melbourne Gun Club in April.
As a consequence, it appears likely that referees will be
drawn from previous squads. to ensure that the tournament
continues.
A new inovation is to appear in CTSN. The Association's
Management Committee has arranged to contribute a monthly column, to keep readers abreast of the types of decisions
that are being made, the reasons why. and the anticipated
consequences.
The Committee, which consists of President Ron Porter.
Vice President Laurie Connors. Roy Holtfreter and Paul
Cains, meets regularly, and the new column should create a
great deal of interest.
Meanwhile. the Development Sub-committee has been revamped. and is now headed by Paul Cains of Burnie.
Tasmania. Elsewhere in this issue. Paul has extended an
invitation to all readers to contribute ideas to his committee.
After all, it is in the best interests of all participants that new
ideas be drawn from the widest possible range.
Good shooting.
NOEL J. SOUTHEY
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TAIpAN LADIES
SHIELD RESULTS
The 1980 postal match for Ladies Trap Teams, sponsored by
Elva a d Sid Churches of Adelaide, has been won by Jeparit
Gun Club, Victoria.
This is the club's third successive win, and makes the team
invincible,
Eleven teams contested the match, and recorded the following scores:
85/100
Jeparit Gun Club
841100
Dysart Gun Club
Katanning Clay Target Club
841100
821100
Hobart Gun Club
BrisbaneGun Club
78/100
South Aust Gun Club
761100
Morwell Gun Club
751100
Echuca Gun Club
741100
Townsville Gun Club
Alexandra Gun Club (S.
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GIANT CLAY BUSTING
FESTIVAL ON GOLD COAST
On Australia Day. January 26. the Albert Australia Day
Foundation held a major carnival to celebrate the birth of our
Nation. on a 70 acre block of land on the Nerang River a t
Carrara.
Forty-six clay target shooters representing six clubs
attended this carnival to comaete in the Australia Dav Teams
Championship which was ogganized by the Foundahon and
the Gold Coast Gun Club.
This gave clay target shooters a golden opportunity to
PROMOTE THEIR SPORT to the general public. (7500 people
were recorded entering the gate).
Eley & Winchester assisted the Association by giving it
pamphlets and books to give away to the public. During the
course of the day, we were kept busy answering enquiries and
explaining the sport.
The following gun dubs fielded teams for this event:
Brisbane (Mens & Ladies team). Ioswich: Toowoomba. Sunshine CO& Gold Coast (two teams); Terrahora Lakes.
Brisbane Gun Club Ladies' Team on tracks at Gold Coast
promotion.
These clubs inust also be congratulated for their enthusiasm in promoting their clubs in the sport. Toowootnba team
members all wore the same coloured T-shirts with a club
badge printed on the front. They looked great. and quite a lot
of remarks were made about them. Other clubs wore their
ciub jackets with badges on the back. and all of this promoted
the vast areas serviced by gun clubs.
Following a 40 target elimination event in the morning.
Toowoomba Gun Club consisting of R.Donovan: D. Wells: M.
Hass: M. Manning: and V. Tipman qualified with the highest
score for the Grand Shoot-Off: the other team qualifying was
Ipswich which consisted of W. Stevens; P. Freeleagus; G.
Stevens; P. Stein and K. Stevens.
At 4pm the GRAND SHOOT OFF was commenced and all
other functions on the grounds were halted while the match
proceeded.
Ipswich was the eventual winner. beating Toowoomba by
the narrow marpin of 5 noints. Ivswich scored a total of
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(from Bev Grice)
Terranora Lakes Country Gun Club Men3 Team competing.
The elimination scores were as follows:BRISBANE MENS 553-600
GOLD COAST 1. 554-600
GOLD COAST 2. 551-600
TERRANORA 544-600
SUNSHlNE COAST 529-600 IPSWICH 556-600
MOWOOMBA 558-600
BRlSBANE LADIES 463-600
The Foundation presented a beautiful Perpetual Trophy to
the winning club. plus individual trophies for the winllitlg
team members and sashes. It also donated $300 ibr swcepstakes on the elimination events.
The first twenty targets =S went to:B. DUNNE [S.C.G.C.) K. Cameron (Gold Coast) with a s ~ w r e
of 60-60 D. Smith (Brisk W. Stevens (lpswich): G. Stevens
{Ipswichl]A. Hicks (Gold Coast) scoring 59-60.
The second twenty went to:D. Wells (Tmba): K. Cameron (Gold Coast): C. Witt tGold
Coast) score 60-60.
Keith Cameron from Gold Coast Gun Club was the only
shooter to shoot the possible of 120-120 on the eliminatio~~s.
W. Stevens of Ipswich won the OIA High Gun with a total
score of 178-180 (Good shooting Bill!t.
The Q.C.T.A. was proud to be a part of this Australia Day
Carnival and we loolr forward to a bigger and betteisclisplay ol'
OUR SPORT in 1982.
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"The best laid plans of mice and men..." I am
afraid we had a massive boo-boo recently
which just goes to prove this old saying.
It was decided last April a r'esponsible
approach to the 1981 Duck Season would be
to print a coloured brochure identifying the
various types of duck most commonly found
throughout Australia and to show those which
are protected.
This was especially relevant, we thought,
because of the tragedy in S.A. when a large
number of Freckled Duck were slaughtered,
possibly innocently, by inexperienced shooters
mistaking them for the most popular species in
Australia, the Black Duck.
A great deal of trouble went into the production
of, firstly, a 4-page colour brochure; then, as
the idea grew, a full coloured poster and a
limited set of 12 coloured coasters, all on the
same theme of improving the shooters' knowledge of identifying ducks and so, hopefully,
protecting the duck population as a whole
whilst, simultaneously, perpetuating the sport.
But, despite the precautions of recruiting an
artist who was also commissioned by the
Victorian Fisheries and Wildlife Department,
and some great co-operation and expert
advice from officers of that Department, we still
managed to goof. Some birds which are
protected were not indicated. The posters
were reprinted but the initial distribution of
brochures did go out, some in Clay Target
Shooting News, and so these should be
altered by also marking the Coot, the Grass
Whistle Duck, the Musk Duck and the Bluebilled Duck.
At the same time, we realise these protected
species vary from State to State, and season
to season, and so shooters should always
check with their particular Wildtife Department
to ensure they are familiar with the current
regulations for each season.
The Coasters were received so well (the
limited printing was completely sold within
days of their release) it is our intention to
continue the series with, for 1982, a set on
hunting dogs and, in 1983, one on famous
firearms.
A method of reserving sets of these will be
announced shortlv.
Trap and Skeet Shooting. George, with Newton Thomas, must rank as the most knowledgeable shooter in this country, and he has
prepared a fascinating book, not only on
technique but on the entire spectrum of trap
shooting in Australia, delving back into the
history of the sport and uncovering many
interesting documents and photographs.
At $5.95 its'value for money is unsurpassed in
this day and age; in fact, we think it is too
cheap as the production is top class and many
prospective buyers may think, at that price, all
they may be getting for their money is a
home-print job. Nonetheless, George wanted
to keep the price down because, as he says,
the sport is expensive enough as it is.
As George has always been an enthusiastic
user of ELEY, naturally we have supported
him by subsidising production costs of the
book itself and distributing it through our
channels on his behalf.
In fact, it is our intention to donate a book to
every school library where there may be
possible interest in trap and skeet shooting.
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ELEY has a number of films available for clubs
to hire at special nights. Previously these have
been available via the ICI film library but, with
the change of company ownership, the films
have been transferred to:
Business Films,
424 St. Kilda Road,
Melbourne. (03) 266 735
They can be hired without charge, but for
transport costs and there is a large variety of
titles. Samples:
"Call for a Bird", "Dead Safe", "Impact",
"Opening Morning", "Powder and Shot",
"Play it Safe", "Small Bore Game", "Sighting-in Your Rifle", "Ten Commandments
of Safety", "Bang On Target", "1973
Grand Prix - Olympic Trench Shooting",
"Franchi Film" and, at least, 15 other titles.
George Biggs, one of the best-known figures
in the Clay Target world, has just finished
writing and publishing an instructional book on
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWCMARCH
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By Pat Browne
The Rottweil AAT i s certainly a startling gun
to look at, But despite its futuristic looks, the
pedigree remains very muoh intact.
Some time ago when we looked at the Rottweil Model 72
trap and skeet guns we thought they were real good pieces of
ordinance. In the intervening period we have not changed our
mind but what brings the name Rottweil back to these pages
is the introduction of another version of the Model 7 2 , the
Model 72 ART.
The gun has a funny pedigree that perhaps we should look
at briefly. Designed by Conrad (Conny)Wirnhier for Dynamit
Nobel of West Germany. the gun is made by Gamba of Italy for
the American market. Wirnhier incidently is twice World
Champion and an Olympic Gold Medal winner in Skeet.
The gun comes to the Australian rnarlret through Dieter
Schuster of Eurocut in Sydney.
Americans love to hang labels on guns. This model Rottweil
is no exception. To give it the full moniker it is a real tongue
teaser...Rottweil 72 Adjustable American Trap Gun with
XVH. Now before you run off into the distance screaming, let
In the S.B. version the top barrel is a
dummy with a built inisnap cap.
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me explain the IVPX.
It stands for Infinitely Variable Point of Impalrt and is in
fact the most remarkable feature of the gun.But more of this
later.
Essentially, the gun is a basic 72 with all the features we
have discussed before when we summed up the mechanical
features thus. "the gun is s box lock and works on the
'bifurcated lump' principle. Anybody who follows gun tests in
this magazine would know what this means. The locking
wedges are concealed and the find lock-up is very firm."
"Ejectors are selective, augmatic and are triggered by the
cocking rods. These cocking rods or bars run through the
action floor and the gun coclcs on opening" -and this has not
altered.
What has altered however is the barrels we hang on this
action. The full set consists of a set of 81 cm (32") double
barrels, a single barrel of the same length and a massive 86
o Woodwork and checkering are superb.
The Rib takes a sharp step-up just in
front of the hinge p~n.
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cm (34") single barrel. The double set has a free floating
bottom barrel and the single barrel has the IVPI.
What makes the gun stand out however is the treatment
given to the single barrel. In simple terms, ail that happens is
that the h p barrel is removed at the forend, plugged and the
rib extended down to the bottom barrel. With the long barrel
up it looks Like something out of 'Star Wars'.
But there are some very important handling characteristics
in this form of gun design. First. balance is not altered and
second, the moment of inertia is kept low. This reduces
muzzle whip to almost zero.
higher than the point of aim. When pdled fully back the
collar effected a point of impact 44 cm below point of aim.
Now, the ability to be able to alter your point of impact
upwards has a lot going for it insofar as the trap shooter is'
concerned. Back mark handicap shooters find a high shooting gun a distinct advantage, a lot of them do not like so much
height at the common mark.
One can argue that the level of trapshooting expertise in
this country would not warrant such a device. But as we
become more sophisticated in our approach to the game it wiU
become more important. More so now that there ia a trend to
Right up front though is the interesting part and it is here
that Infinitely Variable Point of Impact feature comes into
play. The system is ingenious and relatively simple.
On the bottom of the rib near the muzzle is a slight incline
up. This matches, and is in fact dovetailed with the 10 cm long
collar which surrounds the barrel. In the front face of the rib
is a screw. When removed you find a small hex wrench on the
end and this you will find engages with a grub screw in the
top of the rib about 5cm back from the muzzle.
Using this wrench, the grub screw can be loosened and the
collar freed to slide backward or f o r w d . Qn the left side of
the collar are some graduation marks, in fact six of them
either side of the centre mark. By sliding the collar backwards
& forwards the point of impact of the barrel can be altered at
will. Each graduation represents a movement of about 8 cm at
35 metres.
The most remarkable thing about this is the real movement
YOU c a n get of your pattern. With the collar set at the centre
mark the gun should shoot to point of aim. In patterning tests
it did. Racked fully forward the gun shot a whopping 50cm
shoot more of the American brand of the single barrel style of
game.
: We remain a bit puzzled as to the requirement of making a
gun shoot lower. ~f there is an instance whereby any
trapshooter had a reason to have his pattern print 40 odd
centimetres below his point of aim. his approach to the game
leaves a little to be desired.
par be it for me to give Conny Wirnhier any advice On gun
design. but it would be more logical to have the availability for
more upward movement and a little less down.
we have overlookedthe double barrd set in our enthusiasm
for the single barrel mechanics. At the present t i e .this set
would be t& workhorse for the Australian gunner. They are
as well made as the single barrel but have no point of impact
adjustment. In our tests they shot just a whisker high. about
10 om. At 81 cm long most would regard them as not suitable
fo, Australian shooting conditions.
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is just not so. Firing tests on trap and trench with
many different users indicated that they did not know that it
Cont'd on page 20
Top barrel cuts off and is covered by
the forend.
IVPI is all contained in this mechanism
at the muzzle.
Triggers are hand detachable, shown
here are the.release/oull combination.
hillipps. EB.
Bogglss:
R. Gosling. J. Wooley.
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TAREE-WINGWAM GUN CLUB
The State Skeet Carnival was held at the Taree-Wingham
Qun Club. on Saturday & Sunday. 22nd and 23rd November.
The conditionson Saturday were rather poor. however it fined
up on Sunday for a perfect day, The attendance was very
pleasing. expecially the number of shooters from Victoria.
Paul Krumins. the 1979 N.S.W. Championship winner. flew
from Melbourne to defend his title this year.
There were many shoot-offs. most with cliff-hanghg results. The shaot-off for the Sunday high gun was between R.
Melviile. Adrian Hayes and Bob Wilson. with R. Melville being
the eventual winner with 117/118. Another exciting shoot-off
was between R. Gosling and Paul Thompson. for the 0 to 1
handicap group. in evsnt 4. the Holiday Coast Championship.
R. Gosling was the eventual winner with 1141114. over Faul
with 113i114.
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Bob Wilson (left) N.S.W. Skeet Champion receiving his
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We have all the angles for shoot~ng
better trap scores1
The angles are ~nthe ROTTWEIL 72 ad-
Wlth Rottwe~lOur topcompet~i~on
and game cartridges are
Slngle barrels are available In 34in (86
cm) full choke and 32 In (81 cm) improved mod~f~ed
versrons
The 32 rnch (81 crn) over-under barrel,
of wh~chlower barrel is free floatrng, IS
choked improved modrfied and full
Like all ROTTWEIL shotguns, barrels,
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springs and bolts
stocks, f ~ r ~ nprns,
are interchangeable
ALL ROTTWEIL 72 AAT combination
guns come with a fitted gun case
For the complete story on the AAT and
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AUSTRALIAN SKEET B,E@OED
BBBKEM T"@ICE AT
VICTORIAN SKEET CARNIVAL
(horn Laurie Connors)
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Sensational shooting at the Victorian State Skeet Carnival
at Mildwa Gun Club on October 1980 saw the Australian
record broken on consecutive days.
The record of 222 was broken by N.S.W. shooter. Barney
Rwke from Wagga, with 230 straight, but this record fell
wif2-h 24 hours, to Ian Hale from Melbourne Ctun Mub,
Victoria, who shot 258 consecutive targets to again sets new
record.
The original Australian Skeet shooting record of 215
straight was set by Victorian George Biggs at Melbourne Gun
Club in 1976. This figure remained unaltered until well
known all rounder with the shot gun. Jim Ellis [A.C.T.) shot
222 straight at the Southern Zone Skeet Carnival in N.S.W.
only two weeks prior to the Victorian Carnival.
As well as setting a new Australian reaord, Ian Hale was
also the h n e r of the overall high gun trophy over the
tournament shooting 247-250.
&oxe than 100 shooters competed at the carnival and came
from N.S.W.,Victoria and S.A. One competitior a long way
from home was Ted McRae from Timaru. New Zealand.
The results of the various championship were as follows.Event 1:ELEY WgEET CHAMPIONSHIP,A Grade: Overall
winner, Mal Hastie (Melbourne) 76/76 1: Merv Whitelaw
(Melbourne) 76/772: Barney Rooke (Wagga) 75/773.
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Requiresa
DIRECTOR OF COACHING
Primarily, the duties of the appointee will be to
create and develop coaching programs, aimed at
improving standards of performance of existing
and potential clay target shooters In Australia.
A deep technical knowledge of the sport is required, and an ability to communicate and promote
is vital.
The position will be located In Melbourne, and an
attractive remuneration package is offered.
Applications will be treated in confidence, and
should be addressedto:
Noel J. Southey, Executive Director,
Australian Clay Target Association,
P.O. Box 198
Blackburn, Vic. 3130
Applications close on March 15, 1981.
This position is re-advertised.
ALSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--MARCH
President of the Vlcforian Clay Target Associalion Bob
Buchan (centre) looks happy. as Ian Hale (left). Melbourne
Gun Club wrested the Australian Skeet record from Barney
Rooke (right). Wagga N.S. W. at the Victorian Skeet Carnival.
Ian is presenting Barney with his sash and trophy affer his win
in the State Skeet Carnival Championship.
B Grade. Bill Stephenson (Wonthaggi. Korumburra Club)
56/57 1: John Dunstan (Kerang) 49/50 2: Alex -Bremner
(Morwell) 83/85 3.
C Grade: Steve Habeman (Corio) 47/50 1; Tup Pedersen
prouin) 46/50 2; Vic Butler (Korumburra) 41/50 3.
Best Lady Shooter: Kai-en,Williamg (Corio) 48/50 1: Christine Wakefield (Mildura) 45/50 2.
Best Junior: Steve Haberman (Corio) 47/50 1: Christine
Wakefield (Mildura) 45/50 2.
Veteran: Adrian Hayes (Hawkesbury, NSW 49/50.
Event 2: VIC-NSW CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP. A
Grade: Overall winner. Geoff Izard (Mildural86186 1: Adrian
Hayes (Hawkesbury) 85/86 2;Joe Murphy (Bordertown, SA)
,62163 3.
B Grade! Brian Loxton (Mildura) 49150 1; Chris Willrimon
(Korumburra) 57/58 2; Riad Jabarin (Geelong) 56/58 3.
C Grade: Vic Butler (Korumburra)48/50 1:Steve Haberman
(Corio) 46/50 2: Tup Pederson (Drouin) 44/50 3.
Best Ladr Christine Wakefield (Mildural 47/50 1: Karen
Williams (Corio) 48/50 2.
B e s t Junior: Christine Wakefield (Mildura) 47/50 1: Steve
Haberman (Coriol 46/50 2.
Veteron: Ted McRae {Timaru. New Zealand) 50150.
Event 3: STATE SKEET CARNIVAL CHAMPIONSHIP: A
Grade: Overall winner. Barney Rooke (Wagga) l60116a I:
Graeme Boyd (Wangarattal 1591160 2: Bob Kennet (Goul..
burn) 53/54 3.
B Grade: Cecil Herbert (Gunnedah)49!50 1:Bill Stephenson
(Korumburra) 59/61 2: Bill Finnigan IMelbourne) 58/61 3.
C Grade: Steve Haberman (Corio) 47/50 1: Stephen McElvogue (Melbourne) 45/50 2; Stuart Bethune (Goroke) 43/50 3.
Best Lady: Deserie Huddleston (Mild48/50 1: Karen
Williams (Corio) 47/50 2.
Best Junior: Stephen Haberman (Corio) 47/50 1; Stephen
McElvogue (Melbourne) 45/50 2.
Vetsran: Peter Tomlr (Geelong) 55!56.
Event 4; VICTORIAN SKEET CHAIVTPIONSHIP: A Grade:
Overall winner. Ray Melville (Tamworth)1011101. 1: Ian Hale
(Melbourne) i00/101 2: Geoff Salmon (Hawkesbury)86/87 3.
B Grade: Riad Jabarin (Geelong)49/50 1: Frank Guilano
(Melbourne) 54/56 2: Bill Stephenson (Korumburra) 53/56 3.
C Grade: Stephen McElvogue (Melbourne)47/50 1: Stephen
Haberman (Corio)46/50 2;Larry Piscioneri (Mildura)44/50 3.
B e s t Lady: Karen Williams (Corio) 48-50 1: Deserie Huddleston (Mildura) 51/55 2.
Best Junior: Stephen McElvogue (Melbourne) 47/50 1:
Stephen Haberman (Corio 46/50 2.
Veteran: Ray Melville (Tamworth) 50!50.
Event 5: WINCHESTER SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP: A
Grade: Overall winner. Neville Moore (Melbourne) 84/84 1;
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Peter Scott (Mildura)83184 2: Ray Melville (Tamworth)79!80
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Blackmore, John Summers all from Melbourne Gun Club.
Graham Roberts, Paul Krumins, Bill Stephenson,Korumburra, Graeme Boyd, Wangaratta, Riad Jabarin, Geelong, Jim
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The Melbourne Gun Club won We George Biggs Perpefua;
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The Ladies State team consisted of Karen Williams. Corio,
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Junior State Team was Stephen Haberman, Corio, Stephen
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Top Victorian Skeet club Melbourne Gun Club took out the
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The South East were Zone premiers for 1980 by winning
this section at the keenly contested competition.
The Victorian State Association through this medium
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the various Championships, which assisted in making this
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The annual invitation to attend the Pesta Sukan Shooting
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The match will be held from August 5 to 12, and will include
Olympic Trench and ISU Skeet.
For the first time the organizers are expecting an entry
from the People's Republic of China. a country which has
made great progress in the Olympic disciplines in recent
times.
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regulations. entries will close on May 31. 1981.
Any Australian shotgunner who wishes to compete in this
match should contact the National Office as soon as possible.
as entry will be restricted to six trench and six slteet shooters.
...
The local scene insofar as trench and ISU skeel; is wncerned
is quite bouyant.
West Wyalong Gun Club will celebrate the opening of its
O.T. facility with a major tournament to be held on March 7
They are:
1. A 200 target 0.T. and ISU Skeet match to be held in New
South Wales during August (venue and dates yet to be
advised).
2. The O.T. and ISU Skeet National Championships to be held .
at Melbourne Gun Club. on September 4. 5. 6 and 7.
The teams will be announced immediately after the wnclusion of the National titles.
The selection procedure for shotgun representatives for the
lQ8lCommonwealth Games has also been defined.
The team will consist of two trap (O.T.) and two skeet
shooters, with reserves to be named where necessary. Qualifying events will be:
(a) The 1981 National titles in Olympic Trench and ISU
Skeet.
(b) The 1982 National titles in Olympic Trench and ISU
Skeet (to be held at Brisbane Gun Club during Easter 1982).
(c) A 200 target event to be conducted in each state.
preferably using the State Championship as part of the event.
However, in cases where it is impossible for State Association
to program its State Championships within the time span
between the two National events, a specially programmed 200
target event in each discipline will be acceptable.
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by Ian Hale
(Australia Champion, 197SlBO)
XElW IT SIMPLE
Over the years shooting instruction
has become so involved that most shooters overlook the beautiful simplicity of
the basic concepts.
TfIE BASICS
Let us start on the right foot together. as unless the basics
are mastered. and strictly adhered to. you wlll have a
frustrating time around the skeet field.
To shoot I.S.U. Skeet I can't over emphasise that firm
understanding of the basic in skeet be learnt. These can be
mastered better on the American skeet ground where the
targets (being slower) give the shooter more time to improve
his or her skills.
There has been many a championship where the wind is
blowingor the rain has been pelting down or both. that by just
sticking diligently to the basics has seen me through.
So where do we start?
let's have a look at the gun
Perhaps the most misused piece of equipment. it shouldn't
be the most important, and in I.S.U. the position of the hand6
on the gun is most important because the further the gun
moves away from the shoulder more emphasis must be placed
upon the control of the gun. Let's have a look at correct gun
hold. With the gun held by the forend with the left hand. keep
your eyes looking in front of you and with your right hand
simply slap the pistol grip. at the same time taking a grip, you
will notice that your hand is spread naturally around the
pistol grip. the trigger finger is in a comfortable position and
the remaining fingers are wrapped comfortably around the
plat01 grip with the thumb a?ound the top pointing down. You
will notice this is a comfortable grip. Try it a few times -this
is your natural grip. You will also notice how flexible your
wrist is. this also will enhance the speed at which your gun
will travel towards your shoulder.
The Left Hand
Holding the gun by the pistol glrp in
your right hand, eyes looking forward. hold out your left
hand and simply let the gun fall into your left hand. You will
notice that the gun falls with the forend in your hand and
your hand is on the middle of the forend. fingers wrapped
around the right side of the wood and the thumb of the left
comfortably placed on the left hand side of the forend.
Now that we are holding tine gun properly, practise both
these steps as much as you can. in time you will pick up your
gun and unconsciously hold it correctly.
Whilst we are on the subject of practice the old saying is
true. practice makes perfect. you cannot do enough of it. If
you can handle your skeet gun every day for a few minutes. it
would only help to enhance your game.
Bring the gun up smoothly -in I.S.U. Skeet the movement
from the gun down position to the Fun to head position is
critioal, it must be fast but at the same time smooth. Practise
holding the gun in the correct position. On the hip, arms
relaxed, start off slowly at first, two or three minutes a day
will do.
Keep your head in a natural relaxed position and bring the
gun to your head. NEVER take your head to the gun! Taking
your gun to your head will ensure that cheek and eyes are
naturally aligned with the barrels and the butt of the stock is
in the softest part of your shoulder.
If you tighten up and take your head to the gun you will lift
your head and the gun will inevitibly never mount in the same
spot thus causing a jerky uncontrolled shot.
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Praotise bringing the gun up to your head. run it along a
picture railing in your house somewhere, from left to right.
right to left, two or three minutes every day will hold you in
good stead, also it will train the exact muscles that you will
need to help you control that gun swing and movement all
day.
STANCE
The stance is very important in I.S.U. Skeet, it should be
natural. comfortable and solid.
Stand and just take a look at pdople standing around
talking. you will notice that their feet are apart approximately
the width of the shoulders. in a comfortable relaxed position.
Their body is comfortably balanced. they are unconscious of
standing naturally. The same should apply on the skeet field.
This exact natural stance is what you require.
A good rule of thumb is to keep this same natural position.
but point your left foot approximately in the vicinity of where
you are s i n g to hit your target.
The right foot will be behind and to the right of the left foot
but the width apart should still be the same distance as the
shoulders. When you are happy and comfortable with your
stanoe slightly bend BOTH knees as this will help to relax you
and enhance your swing. ALWAYS ADDREb3 YOURSELF TO
APPROXIMATELY WHERE YOU ARE GOING TO I-IIT YOUR
TARGET.
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TO ENHANCE YOUR STANCE
Footwear that is comfortable. not worn out and with a
slightly raised heel will keep you on the balls of your feet. The
sole should be of the non slip type. Flat soled shoes do not help
the shooting stance nor do high heeled boots or shoes. A nice
pair of sox, not too thick, not too thin and preferably made out,
of wool, these will help to make a long day of training or'
competing much more comfortable.
In next month's issue of "Clay Target Shooting News". Ian
talks about Equipment and Clothing and sums up the advice
given so far.
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TRADE TOPICS
You know. it seems a strange fact of life that the greater the
effort a person or an organization make to improve things.
the greater the risk of disaster,
Take for instance the Eley Ammunition effort in producing
a leaflet designed to assist hunters to identify game birds.
Extensive planning went into the project. and a top class
artist was used to ensure that each illustration was authentic.
The "finished" job was distributed as an insert in the
February issue of "Clay Target Shooting News" and looked
very colorful.
However. disaster struck. because certain protected species
were not marked. thus creating the possibility that shooters
would shoot at protected species. believing that no restriction
existed.
Eley management has reacted quickly to rectify the problem, and a revised version of the insert is enclosed with this
issue of CTSN.
Please read it carefully if .you are one of the thousands of
clay busters who will be duck hunting in southern Australia
early in March.
.
In January issue of CTSN. the Trade Topics column carried
a report on the SKB Arms Company.
Well. the good news is that the SKB brand name is alive and
well.
Brian Shakes, who is Marketing Manager for Michaelis
Bayley Trading (the Australian agents for SKB shotguns) has
reported that the SKB branded range of firearms is now being
manufactured by the NEW SKY3 ARMS COMPANY. under the
control of executives of the original group. He concludes. "We
wish your Association every success with the forthcoming
Australian Championships 2nd you will be glad to know that
the SKB Company have. once again. donated a Model 5700
UIO trap gun to be used as a high gun trophy. The
recommended retail value of this shotgun is '$1.395."
The Association's management is extremely grateful for the
generous donation. which will be presented to the overall
winner of the 1981 Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship.
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BREAKTHROUGH
EDITOR'S MAILBOX
"Lower Plains".
ST. GEORGE 4487
Staff Writer
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Mr N. J. Southey.
Executive Director.
A.C.T.A.
GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
One of the big news items to break on Australia Day was the
announcement that the deadlock 011 provision of funds for the
upgrade of Belmont shooting complex had been resolved.
A running uattle has continued for two years between the
Australian Shooting Association and govei*nmentauthorities.
At the centre of the feud was the need to upgrade the Belmont
complex. which is located a few kilometres south-east of
Brisbane. The complex is to be used as the venue for the
shooting section of the 1982 Commonwealth Games. and
requires improvements estimated to cost $520.000.
An additional factor involved in the dispute has been the
lack of certainty that has surrounded the long term tenure of'
the site. which is currently administered by the Queenslatld
Rifle Association by agreement with the Federal Department
of Administrative Services.
It is believed that a ten year lease is to be offered to ensure
continuity of tenure.
The funding problem has been resolved by the Federal a i d
Queensland Governments agreeing to accept equal shares of'
the upgrade bill. Although no money has yet chang'ed hands
sources close to both governments have advised that tlle
decisions are firm.
As a consequence. work will shortly commence on the
upgrade project, which will be directed by a Brisbane based
sub-committee of the Australian Shooting Association.
The shotgun events connected to the 1982 Games will be
held at Brisbane Gun Club. where about $120.000 of the grant
will be spent. The improvements will include the provision of
a second Olympic Trench field. and new equipment in the
existing trench and I.S.U. skeet fields.
Additionally. the club house will be improved. and a second
building to be used as an administrative centre for the skeet
events. will be erected.
There is now a great urgency about the prgject. as the
Games organizers have planned a "mini games" for October
1981 to be used as a "dress rehearsal".
The Australian Shooting Association will stage the 1981
South Pacific Regional Chainpionships for all disciplines
excluding Running Board. An Open International Championship will be programmed in con.~unctionand an invitation
to compete will be extended to all Coinmoilwealth countries
plus other countries in the Pacific Basin.
Already. there are indications that pistol teams from
U.S.A.. Korea and Sweden will attend.
The "mini games" are only eight months away. so there is
an immense challenge in front of the clubs that operate on the
Belmont complex.
Dear Sir.
We are disappointed to see that you could not be bothered to
print our Club News. which was posted down on our Shoot
Report sheet dated 8.11.80.
The item we wanted published is as follows:
The Annual General Meeting of St. George Gun Club was
held on November 8th. 1980. The following office bearers
were appointed. President. Mr H. T. (Tom)Siddins: Immediate
Past President
Mr J. Siddins: Hon. Secretary. Mrs Y.
Siddins: Treasurer. Mr J. Bucknell: Captain. Mr S. Halpin.
Yours faithfully.
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Son. Sec. St. George Gun Club
(Ed. Note: Would Club Secretaries please note that information such as this should be listed separately from shoot
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A year ago. after the Australian Clay Target Association
had adopted its new Articles of Association. a Finance
Sub-committeewas formed to advise the Executive Conlmittee
on financial matters.
The members of this committee are nationally known
leaders in the world of finance and business expertise. and
they are also registered shooters.
They understand the problems of clay target administration
but are INDEPENDENT of the National Executive. As a result
of their delibe~@tions,
they recommended to the Management
Committee that from January 1. 1982 there be a registration
fee increase of $10.
The basis for their recommendation was two-fold. The first.
and most obvious, was on the grounds of an inflation rate of
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For the last three years. it can be seen that the fees have
fallen behind that amount needed to maintain our resel'ves.
and indeed the 1980 Financial Report. which cli~bsecz8etaries
will soon have, shows that the Association has just about
"broken even" despite the short fall in the fees. The budget
plan for 1981 shows a similar situation. The reserves have
been maintained only due to stringent "house-keeping". For
example. salaries for d l personnel at the National Office will
be exactly the same this year, $77.000 as in 1976.and the cost
of publishing this magazine this year will be $4.000.whilst in
1976 it was $10,000.In addition, there has been no increase!
in advertising rates for clubs since 1977.
At present. the Australian Clay Target Association holds
reserves of $100.000which is less than the assets of a number
of clubs throughout Australia. These funds are earmarked for
development projects. It is the intentions of the Executive
Committee that the Association become self-supporting
through its involvements. This would enable any future fee
increases to be kept to a minimum with the objective of
keeping our sport within the financial reach of as many as
possible.
In addition. a referendum of ail member clubs committed
the Association to the development of a National Ground and
administration centre. Such a pro.ject will require much more
than the available funds. The proposed fee increase. together
with stringent economies could help build out present inadequate reserves.
One State Association has suggested that an independent
financial assessment be made to determine that such an
increase is justified. The Executive already has the services of
financial experts who understand our sport. and their advice
is being followed.
At the A.G.M. to be held a t the Melbourne Ns.tionals. club
delegates will be asked to vote on the proposed fee increak.
This article has been prepared by the Management Comn~ittee
because it is so concerned that our sport continue to develop.
By forward planning. the Association can protect shoote~s'
investment in our sport. It must not be allowed to stagnate.
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EDITOR'S MAILBOX
NOVEMBER 1980
Dear Friends from Down Under.
We missed you at the Club and at the Grand this year. But
we hear rumors that a group may come next year. and we
hope that you are among them. If so, the welcome mat is out.
Tommy and I have relatively little to report - at least out of
the ordinary. I guess we are in a rut, but a fairly comfortable
and lazy one. Both of us are in good health. if we ignore
creaking joints.
I made my usual hunting trip to Canada with my buddy.
spending almost all of October in Saskatchewan (half way up.
and near the Alberta border). Duck hunting was different
than usual. It had rained for half of August and most of
September. so almost no barley was harvested. It was still in
swaths a cafeteria for ducks. However. the ducks decided to
eat their meals at night. after shooting time in the evening
and before shooting opened in the morning. That was partly
caused by previous shooting by local people who couldn't
harvest. As a result we had no shooting over decoys in the
fields. But we did get some good pass shooting between some
sloughs. That is more fun anyway. Altogether we got 104
ducks. 1 goose. 13 ruffed grouse (very badly down this year).
and 16 sharptail grouse (lots of them. but we do not hunt
them much). Perfect weather, and thoroughly enjoyable.
Visited with a lot of friends up there. Fine people - almost as
nice as Aussies and Kiwis!! Most are of German extraction.
and some of them are the original settlers in that area of the,
1930's. Interesting.
.While I was up there, Tommy visited friends and relatives
upstate and in Iowa.
The only hunting we did in Wisconsin this year was deer
hunting. which opened November 20th. This year neither of
us received a Hunters Choice permit, so we were limited to
bucks only. The first day I saw and shot at five bucks by 1 pm.
at ranges of from 30 to 100 yards. Never have seenmore than
two in a whole season. We also saw 47 other deer that day.
That was in a shotgun-only area, so I used my Rem. 870 skeet
gun and rifled slugs. Killed the first and fifth ones. Flinched
on one and missed two more. assisted by Tommy's misses on
one of them. The one I brought home weighed about I25
pounds and had 3 points on each side. Not big. but a nice one
and good eating. Gave the other one (about the same) to the
people with whom we stay. Some of you met them here in
1974 -Bill and Norma Johnson. I shot a Canada goose on the
way home from there at Horicon Marsh. This makes a lot of
dope on hunting, but some of you are hunters and may be
interested.
I had a very bad year on trap except for two good scores at
the Grand. 196 and 199 on Sunday and Monday. which won
me the Senior Veteran (over 70)trophies. Broke 99 in the state
skeet shoot for a Senior Veteran trophy also.
Our winter season weekly events started at the CIub in
December and run through April. That will keep me busy on
Saturdays and Sundays. Our total targets thrown at the Club
this year will be about 1.800.000. which is down 4.4% from
1079. All of the difference is accounted for by two registered
shoots practically rained out. The State shoot had 891
shooters in the 16 yard event. down from 918. (We have had
1001 and 1111 in recent past years). The 457.025 state shoot
targets represented a 6.6%drop from 1979. Our "depression"
has hurt shooting some, but not too bad, especially locally.
Milwaukee area industry has helped us better than that in
most of the country.
We recovered shot at the Club again. We do that every 6 or 7.
years when it accumulates sufficiently. We got 256 tons this
time, mostly sold at 31c per pound. That came in handy.
These figures are given, as I know many of you are involved
with club management etc. over there. Have any of your clubs
recovered shot?
Our winter is just getting a start. We had 4 or 5 inches of
snow a couple of weeks ago, but it all melted again. What we
get from now on will stay until March. But with snow plowing
it doesn't inconvenience us very much. Of course, we have to
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plow it off several acres at the Club to clear 6 traps and 5 skeet
fields. plus the parking lot, for our winter shooting. But that
isn't too bad with a six-foot plow on our pickup truck. Once we
did have to get in some heavy machinery to move it, as it was
too deep.
Winter is our best season at the Club from the standpoint of
participation by our own members. We have from 50 to 150
shooters every Sunday morning for our little 50 and 25 target
trap and skeet events. We will probably have 150-200 next
Sunday for our annual Xmas Basket shoot. Prizes for that are
baskets full of everything for a Xmas dinner for a family. Last
week we had 125 trap and 49 skeet entries.
I just received my October issue of the Australian Clay
Target News. I noted several of your names in it for various
achievements.
Our people here, who met you at the Club. wish you the very
best for the coming year. We are always glad to see you, and
even to just hear from you.
Sincerely.
Vic and Tommy Reinders
Waukesha Gun Club
Wisconsin U.S.A.
Clay target shooting in the Australasian area lost some
strong supporters during the first part of 1981.
Stan Marsden of S. Marsden & Co. died early in the year. Mr
Marsden was the principal of the sportsgoods distributor
which handled the distribution of Winchester products in the
South Island of New Zealand.
He has had a long association with the shooting sports. and
was well known to many Australians because of his regular
attendance at New Zealand National Championships.
Don Marsden, son of the principal. has been well groomed
in the company's operations. and will how hold the reins.
Closer to home, one of the nlost active administrators on the
Victorian clay target scene died on February 5. Ile was George
Breman, of Melbourne Gun Club.
George has been one of Australia's most experienced
referees. in spite of the fact that he participated as a
competitive clay target shooter only for a limited time.
George Breman first became involved in the sport when.
after marrying into the Henwood family. he used to be the sole
voice talking about football at a time that everybody else was
talking about clay busting.
Accepting the old axiom that "if you can't beat 'em. join
'em!" George took up clay target shooting. However, it did. not
take him long to realise that as a competitior, his future was
severely limited. So, he turned to refereeing. and quickly
became very lmowledgeable, especially in terms of procedures.
In 1978. George was appointed as Shoot Marshall for the
Australian Trap and Skeet Championships. which were held
in Adelaide.
Since that time, he has been appointed a Trap and Skeet
Referee Examiner. and has spent much of his time in the
training of young referees.
President Ron Porter and his Executive Committee wish to
express the deep sympathy felt by all clay busters throughout
Australia for Mrs Evelyn Brenlan and her family and the
Henwood clan in their tragic loss.
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TASMANIA'S FIRST MAJOR SPONSORED CARNIVAL A GREAT SUCCESS
The Tasmanian Amateur Shotgun Asswiation's Trap Carnival sponsored by "Skilled Engineering" in November last
proved to all the critics that Sperry Marshall, is the State's top
shooter. backed up by his High Gun win and numerous
trophies gained over the two day shoot.
The Saturday's events got under way in cool, overcast
conditions but surprisingly good light for s h o o t i i . The 30
Targets Double Barrel was the first of Sperry Marshall's
victories but not until after a hard tussle with Rod Cannell.
Sperry's winning score was 50150. The "B" Grade winner.
Nannette McCallum. aspredicted. proved the top woman
shooter of the Carnival. As with Sperry. this was her first of
numerous wins for the weekend with a score of 30130.The "C"
Grade winner was Bryan Anderson with a top score of 29130.
The front markers' trophy went to Ian Aylett with 27/31.
The second event. 30 Targets Single Barrel, saw the
position reversed in "A" Grade with Rod Cannell winning
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&om Ken Coppleman, Stah Publicity Officer.
outright 29130.Uaude Conlan from Huonville took " B Grade
honours with 27/31.The "C" Grade winner. Brett Smith.
showed his ability with a fine score of 28/32.Saturday's final
event, 15 pair Double Rise, was a great victory to Robbie
Elmer, considering the fact he was using a borrowed gun
after a mishap with a lever in his own. Robbie's score was a
fine 27/30. " B Grade was Nannette McCallum's second
victory for the day with 24/30."C"Grade saw Bruce Norton
notch his first win for the Carnival with 22130. The Ladies
shared the victory honours with Janet Browning taking the
front markers trophy 14/30.
Sunday's s h o o t i i was fortunately conducted under much
better conditions but the competition proved just a little fierce
compared to the previous day. The first event was a repetition
of Saturday with Sperry Marshall taking the honours with a
brilliant 90190. Nannette McCsllum also continued her good
form with a fine 861100 to win "B" Grade. '%"Grade was Bruce
Norton's second win for the weekenc: with 80190.Brett Smith
continued his winning form with 78190 to win the front
markers' trophy.
The 30 target Handicap was the second event for the day
and evened up the battle between Fbd Cannell and Sperry
Marshall with Rod emerging in first place with 35/36.Second
place was mainland visitor. R. Christopher. who deserved his.
trophy after shooting consistently but without "Lady Luck" at
his side. Third place saw that familiar name. Nannette
McCallum, with 30131.
The final event for the Carnival was 30 targets A.T.A.
Single Barrel and was a departure from the usual with "A"
Grade going to Leon Gray 30130. The North West Coast got :
into the act with Burnie shooter. Richard Gardam takine "B"
Grade with 29/30.Hobart Club Committeeman Stan &field
took "C" Grade honours with 29/30.Brett Smith capped off a
good weekend with the front markers' trophy 29130.
The High Gun winners over the Carnival were:"A" Grade: Sperry Marshall 2641295: "B"Grade: Nannette
McCallum 2181250;-FS
Grade:Bruce Norton 21 11250. Front
Marker: Brett Smith 179/250.
The "Skilled Engineering" State trap team was also decided
at the Carnival. This team will compete at the Melbourne 1981
National Championships shoulder to shoulder teams match.
and are swnsored in the form of airfare aaid by "Skilled :
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Victorian visiting shooter R. Christopher (left) congratulates Sperry Marshall on Sperry's win in the shoot-off to
decide high gun for the 2 day carnival.
The team members are:Sperry M a r s h a , Rod Cannell. Nannette McCallum. Paul
Marshall and Claude Conlan.
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SUB-COMMITTEE
At the Management Committee meeting held in Canberra in
January. Paul Cains was appointed Chairman of the 1)evelbpment Sub-committee.
The development of our sport is essential for it to withstand
the challenge of the eighties. Four elected representatives
have been charged with the task. and the National Ground is
obviously our top priority andevery effort is being made with
this project.
There are other ideas which have been initiated by the
Executive of its own accord. or from members' State Associations. One such idea which is in the pipe-line is a piwnlotional
poster for clubs to display in their local gun-shops. advisillg
customers when and where their clubs shoot. The object of
this idea is to try and get more shooters into your alub
development of membership.
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Whilst there are other scliemes awaiting our attention. this
committee was reconstituted on the understand in^ and h l l :
approval of the Management Committee that suggestions be
invited from every reader of our magazine.
This is a direct channel for your ideas and we are looking '
forward to your response. Any subject relating to the spol-t
will be considered be it related to membership drives. financial
matters. publicity. promotions or aqvthinp: you like.
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In the first instance these suggestions will be considered by
the Subcommittee and an initial evaluation mads. Those
wh~chrequire a particular knowledge will be referred to
experts in the field who will be co-opted onto the sub- committee for that purpose.
If these experts give a favourable report. the project will-be referred to the National Executive for its approval.
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The sub-committee is vely aware of the need for communication within our sport. and therefore subsequent
reports will be made on the nature and progress of your
suggestions. We look forward to your response which should
be marked "Development" and addressed to the National'
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Berridale Gun Club (NSW) Joining the growing list ot'clubs
which are offering jackpot sweeps on monthly prograns. is
the Berridale Gun Club. At the time of writing. the jackpot
stands at $250. which is the maximum level.
The club recently held its Annual Genel-al Meeting. at which
Mr Lyn Britt was elected President. Noel Carter of P.O. Box
879. Cooma. 2630 is Secretary. while Bob Walters is Club
Captain.
The club shoots on the second Saturday of each month.
comn~encingat 1.30 p.m.
Dubbo Gun Club (NSW)
During February. the Dubbo Gun Club moved to its new
shooting grounds. which are situated on the Mendooran
Road. about 11 kilometers north-east of Dubbo. The grounds
feature a Iarge modern brick clubhouse. with all supporting
facilities.
The site is flat and open. with a backffround that can be
matched by few clubs in Australia. Provision has been made
for four DTL fields. and ample room exists for future skeet
and simulated field installations.
To find the club travelling from Dubho. take the Newel1
Highway north to Brocklehurst. then turn right and follow
signs along the Mendooran Road to the club site. ,
As soon as the initial testing of facilities and equipment is
completed. the club intends to hold a Grand Official Opening.
Bendigo Clay Target Club (Vic)
There was great excitement at Bendigo Clay Target Club in
Central Victoria early in January. when Dean. the son of the
club Secretary Glenn Woodhatch, won the Club Double Barrel
Championship. Dean is only 12 years old. and shot like a
veteran to outlast a field which included many well known
names.
The question is now being asked whether Dean is the
youngest competitior ever to win an open championship in
Australian clay target shooting history.
Wefpa Gun Club (Q'ld)
The Weipa Gun Club is located in far northern Queensland.
and is one of Australia's most remote.
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However. its inaccessibility does nothing to dampen the
enthusiasm. and regular visits to the club are made by o t h e ~
clay target enthusiasts. who normally travel by plane.
The club held its Annual General Meeting recently. and
elected Mr J. Williamson to the position of Pl*esident.
Secretary is the popular Peter Hutchinson. who is also Club
Coach.
Kallangur Gun Club (Q'ld)
Advice has been received from Kallanaur Gun Club that
Secretary John Smith has resigned.
The incoming Secretary is Mr Bruce Jones of 11 Edit11 St.
Alderley. Queensland. 405 1.
Roma Gun Club (Q'ld)
Two of the most influential and popular members of' the
Roma Gun Club were recently farewelled. following their
decision to move to the Queensland coast.
The famous two-some are Richard and Rhondda. who have
sold their property "Avenell" which ends an era in the Roma
area.
The club took the opportunity of combining the farewell
with the Christmas shoot. and the attendance was a great
compliment to the popularity of Richard and Rhondda.
Richard has been the Western Zone Roach whilst based at
Roma. in addition to being one of the two Queensland
delegates to the National Executive Committee.
Heathcote Gun Club (Vic]
At the Annual General Meeting of the Heathcote Gun Club.
Mr J. Maxwell was elected as President.
Mrs Jan Williams of 38 High St.. Heathcote was elected
Secretary, and replaces Mr Ray Koch who has held office
almost since the inception of the club.
Ray was involved in a tragic shooting incident during 1979.
in which he was critically injured.
Ray is Officer-in-chargeof the Heathcote Police Station. and
was shot whilst trying to apprehend a notorious armed
offender.
Fortune and courage looked favorably on Ray, who has now
made a sufficiently good recovery that has enabled him to
return to work.
Echuca Gun Club (Vic)
Office bearers for the Echuca Gun Club for 1981 are:
President. Mr Bill Wickham: Secretary. A& Laurie Bernard. of
South Boundary Rd. Kyabram. 3620.
The club is settling in well to its new spacious surroundings, which featured in a story that appeared in the February
issue of Clay Target Shooting News.
Korumburra Oun Club (Vic)
Club Publicity Officer Tom Gannon. advises that despite a
general fall in attendances at club matches during 1980. the
club experienced a rise in its operating surplus. The bigmst
single factor in the increase seems to have been the resurrected Friday night shoots. which culminated in an attendance of 56 in December.
Half price nominations for ,junior and -women had also
helped attendances.
These points were made by re-elected President Alan
Sydenham of Leongatha. at the club's Annual Meeting.
The club has entered 1981 with a credit balance of $2.200.
which is $400 more than at the same time in the previous
year. This is a remarkable performance when one considers
the club has paid $2,100 for a pair of new automatic skeet
traps.
Shayne Wishart of Wonthaggi. is the incoming Secretary.
and takes the place of Ken Brown who is a foundation
committeeman of the 15 year old club.
Bunbury Clay Target Club (W.A.)
Mrs June Roach. Secretary of Bunbury Clay Target Club.
has advised that at the recent Annual General Meeting. Ross
Sylvester was elected President. This club is another in the
growing list of clubs which are experiencing tenaxlcy problems due to development of other community activities in
ad,joining areas.
Tennant Creek Clay Target Club (N.T.)
The list of 1981 offxe bearers for the Tennant Creek Clay
Target Club includes the following: President. Nevi11 J. Seis:
Secretary. Edward Mein. of P.0. Box 533. Tennant Creek.
N.T. 5760.
Deniliquin Gun Club (NSW)
This club held its 1980 Annual General Meeting on December 15.
The meeting resulted in the election of the following office
bearers: President. John Whittakers: SecretaryRreasurer.
Denise Barkley.
Barmera Gun Club (S.A.)
The 1980 Annual General Meeting of the Barmera Gun Club
saw the end to an era when Mr R. C. Wylie retired as Club
Secretary.
His po$tion'has b&n taken by Mr P. Winzen. of 1 Coneybeer
St. Berrie. 5343.
Peter Caddy has been elected for a further term as Club
Prmident.
Lake Ablert Gun Club (S.A.)
Mr D. R. Semmler was re-elected
President of the Lake
Albert Gun Club. when it held its Annual General Meeting late
in November 1980. However. the meeting saw a change in
Secretary. with the incoming officer being Mrs V.J. Semmler.
of Falkner St. Meningie. 5264.
West Wyalong Gun Club (NSW)
The Annual General Meeting of the West Wyalong Gun Club
was held on December 4. and resulted in the following
members being elected to office for 1981. The President is Mr
Vic Kalms. who replaces Mr Graham Bolte although Graham
has remained on the Committee as Vice President.
The incoming Secretary is M r Rob Fuller. of 46 Maitland St.
West Wyalong.
AS PREVIOUSLY REWRTED. THE West Wyalong Gun
Club will open its new Olympic trench facility on March 7 and
8.
Dorrigo Gun Club (NSW)
As proof that a dedicated clay target shooting adminsitrator
can never completely leave the scene. Mrs Dianne Davis has
accepted a position as Secretary of the Dorrigo Gun Club.
Dianne has .just retired from her previous position as
Secretary of the New South Wales Clay Target Association.
and will be a great asset to Dorrigo.
At the club's Annual General Meeting held recently. Mr A.
Mitchell was re-elected as President for a further term. 0
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The minimumrecail Franchi gas autos.
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520 ElQredoGold: EJSS.OO* 520: 5380.00' S00: S349.W"
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Such is the standard of gun-makina
sldc it Franchi. thbt thmk &chanismcan
stand a'complete firing and reloading
cycle in lea than 111 2 0 , m hd a second.
- Faster than a human eye can blink.
Suchis their perfectioninderign,that
annoying noise and vibration are
non-existent. At Fmnchi, guns are an art.
Safe, incredibly strong, well balanced
and d elegant lime. And there's the classic
Franchi reliability too, which has made it
the moat widely owned gun of its kind in
Eumpe. in short, it is the host that mcdsm
technologycan o h end that the mod
demanding shmtsr can desire.
Tluee examplesof Franchi's art may
bo foundin Australia.
The M
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mDet himMv adcadof all Franchi auto.
matica &ad; true artistic matterplace.
The receiver SI heautllully engraved
mth hunlmg acmes and hand inlald bud
figures in pwe gold. This, combined with
s~eciallvselected walnutrtockr. make
this gun's unique m e cd high prestige.
The Rrmchi520. Superbly finished
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The h c h i 506. A most alIordable
model featuring a blackengraved receiver,
and a new gad system with a shorter, beer
piston. Its &h
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minimumrecoilreduces fat~gue.
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usa of gaukets.
Emi.r loclang. A new Franchi system
makes loading faster and easier.
kolated magollne. Tho magazineis aU the degreesnecessary lor field and
com etttlon ohwiing.
corn Istely wlated Lorn the gar.
m m b l y . A ran chi autod w imp~rrdsyst.m 01 pm
expulsion. 'Ih.rpont gas umd lor loading matic is comgwed 01 low main units:
is conwiiently expelld through two
vents located between the foreend and
the barrel.
Ftlnrr eauacltv. A Franchi automatic
&if
1. stcck and action, 2. banel.3. breech
bolt and c o c h a rod. 4. fore-end.
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lengths and~chokes.Thw ih. same gun
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Friday luhl:
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Doubles (hampionship.
Fish Barbecue Tea.
ship.
Cart H'cap.
:.:erite S h a p e r Dahrne
Grade Event.
Championship
Fish Luncheon.
D i s t 5 . 8 . Championship
Cash Graded Event.
Gun Event-Shot Gun,
Rifle a n d Gun Rack t o
each grade.
FOR ACCOl(bIODAT1ON CONTACT:
T H E SECRETARY
or
E.C. W R R E ~
P.O. BOX 364
090 711520
EBLC
' RANCE 6450
Sunlay:
D i s t D.R.
CraY
ALEXANDER, 18-1-81-Warm & pleasant (43). Milang Skeet Ch: OA & 0-1 Ray
K i m b r 86-86.2-4 Rick Bmwn 47-52.5-10 Don Peek 45-58. K. & B. Jawis DB Ch:
OA'A' Ron Wimshurst 70-70. Tony Rohlach 69-70. '8' John Fleetwood 47.47. Ron
Hill 40-47. 'C' Ron Mueller 24-25, D. Freundt 30-33. DB Grd Event: 'A' highton
Martin 31-31. Ron Wimshurat 30.31. '%John Fleetwwd 31-31. Ron Hill 30-31. 'C'
Don Peek 28-30. H. Chibnall E9.33. Taipan HG; Ray Kirnbr 141-150.
Special thanka to Ken and Bev Jarvis for terrific trophies and to Sid and EIva
from Taipan. for the High Gun Cup. Phone (08) 337 6453 Leighton Martin.
President.
BARMERA, 3-1-81-Fine & Hot (27). 25TSkwt Hcp Sweeps: Div by 12shwters.
20T S.A. Sportsgoods Hop: B. Warrington 21-21. R. Howell 20-21. A. Dipaolo
31-33, 11-14 G. Kwh 19-20. 15-17 B. S p n w r 19-20. 18-25 P. Winzen 19-20. 25T
Anniv. Skeet Chp: P. Winzen 25-25, G. Izard 38-39. R.Maywafk 37-39. High Gun:
P. Winzen 68-70.
B&MERA, 4-1-81- fine. W(33). SOTGrd Skeet: 'KG. Bollen 49.50. P.
Tassone 57-60. 0. Wokefield 58-60. 'B' L.Seibert 47-51. G. KOCh 48-51. L. Moia
45-50. 'C'Ritn Mulaywaid 4t-50. B. Harrington 38-50. State DD Chp: C. Kneebone &
R. Duthie 19-20. P.Tnesone & R. Robertson 18.23. 30T Local ProductaHcp: 18-25
L. PIeiler 29-30. J. Blythman 30-32. P. WinZen 29-32. 15-17 T. Xing 29-30. B.
Prevedello 32-34. H. Nunn 31-34. 11-14 A. Dipaola 29.30. G. Kwh 25-30. High
Gun: L. Pleiler 77-80. High Bun Sash over 2 days: J. Biythman 137-150.
BORDERMWN. 1-1-81
Hot k Sultry (23). Williams Family Hcp: R. Hinge
20-20. N. Block 30.31, D. Flavel30-32. DB 25TGrd Chp: OA &.B'C. Jarred 27-27.
G. Dinning 26-27. 'A' D.Flavet 43-44. R. Pitt 42-44. 'G'B. Case 28-29. E. Jarred
27-28. Veteran G. Dinning. Ladies L. Andrew*. FM G. Parham.
We think Mr & MI%Williams for their tmphy. Mrs Williams also won the ladies
drawn trophy.
LAKE ALBERT, 4-1-61-Fine & Warm(38). 1OT Jnr Event: T.Ayres 10-10. 25T
Hop: W. Cornwell 25-25. R. Semmler 37-38. A. Harding 36-38. Best 11-14111 G.
Steer 28-30. 25TNew Year FS Chp: 'A'BOAK. Harding 78-78. D. Beelitz65-75. 'B'
M. H ~ r d i n ~ 7 5 . 7 T.
8 . Selbv 71-75. 'C'D. Howell 72-75. C. Steer 69-75. High GunM.
Haxling ik.100.
uN,tu. 11-1-81
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. -~ ~-20T
. DB 15M J. Katlin OA Trophy: G.
Nelson 22-22. R. Franks 21-22. P. O'SullivanzO.21.20TCont 15m ~ l u b ~ i o p h i e s :
B. Carter 19-90. G. Nele~nZO-22.I. Newell 19.29. 10T DR 25M:B. Finch 9-10. J .
ElUa 8-10.
MALLALA. 46-1.81 - Hot with rain (24). 20T Hop Mallala Hotel Trophy: G.
Nelrarn 37.38. B. Finch 36-38. B. Cnrter 28.30. 20T DB 15n1J. Ronan 'hphy: B.
Finch. T. Rohrlsch 20-20. G. Nelson. R. F m k s 19-20.
MILNNUM. 28-12-80 Windy (39). 25T Cash Div: 'A' D. Lymn. A. Rohriach. P.
Mulea 25-25. 'B'R. TQmpson 24-25. D. Hurat 23-25. 'C' M. Hein & I.J. Richardson
22-25. J r Prize D. Qnwley 21-45. M. Cornish 19.25. Mannum SB Ch: 25t: 'A' D.
Lymn 24.25. J. Finis 23-28. '8' C. Wohlfeil 21-25. R. Thompson 21-27. 'C I.J.
RichnxMn 21.25, M. Hein 20-25. High Gun Medallion wae won by D. Lymn
48-50.
MANNVM. 11-1-61-Warm & Fine(23). PatronsGrade Event 25 T: .A'J.Holder
24-25. B. Hill 33-35. 'B'A. Williams 25-25. D. Hurst 28.28. 'C'D. Howelt 22-25. K.
Brann 21-25. Lower Murray D.B. Chp 25% OA Badge & Sash A. Rohrlach 73-73.
'A' A.
3. Blain 72-73.
'C'
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- D.Hurst 35-38. C.
. lYahlfeil34-38.
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finiley 24-25. D. Howell 22-25. 20T Cash Div: 'A' K. Sandercock & A. Rohrlaeh
20-20. 'B'I. Hein k D. Humphrey 20-20. 'C'K. Braun 19.20 HiRh Gun Me3nllion
wne won by A. Rahrinch 60-82.
E.J. Brown. Box 701. Murray Bridge.
MILLICENT. 18-1-81
Overcaat & Windy (29). 20T Winchester Hcp: N.
McKinnon 25.~8. W. lrvine 24-26. L.Stone 23.25. 2sT Cont C ~ DOA
: k 'A' R.
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Mark: Norma Ball fKojonup) 140-130. D. SLee 135-150. S. Leach (Katanning)
134.150.
Secretary M. S e e 41 1608.
ESPERANCE. 18-1-8t -Fine. cool (24). 30DB Night Shwk L. Naylor 28.30. E.
Gorrett 27-30. M. Tester 22-30,
PERTH, 17-1-81 Fine. wnrm. fresh SW wind (35). SOT Tmp DB Grd: 'A' J.
Eddy 58-59. M. Callaghan 57-59. 'B' W. Kennamer 5880. D. Fracaro 57-80. 'C I.
Cargeeg 45.50. R. Franklin 44-50.
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. Sinclair 20-25. FM M. Zema 17-25. 15T COnt Cash Div: G. Steel@
15-15. W. Irvine and T. Resehke 14-15.
MT. GAMBIER. 4-1-81 - Fine & Warn1 (59). EO Medley 5 DB. 5 SB. 5 DR: J.
Humphria. T. Reschke 19-20. Taylor & Schleter Medley Marathon 20 DB 20SB 1 0 :
P r DR: OA & 'A' M. Mcdhurat 58-80. J . Humphria 01-68. 'B' A. Cowin 81-88. A. ' :
Bunt 59-88, 'C' W. Sinclnir 48-80. P. McQunde 47.80: FM I. Minge Trophy Hcp 151:
G. Johnstone 25-25. H. Squires 28.29. T. Niven 27-29: BM F. Taylor.
K.L. Holmas 087-253342.
NOARtUNGA CITY. 7-1-81-Excellent (39). loT PS CD: I. Shand. W. Chibnall
30. ?.OT PS Grade D 15m: 'A' J. Oerogles. 'B' I. Shand. '2'W. ChibnaU. 2OT DB Hcp
Cash Div: 1 poerible M, Gawley. 10 pr DR: W. Cillbnall. High Gun J. Gerngles.
PT.LINCOLN, 1-1-81 Ovemast & Windy (18). 25T Skeet Hcp: O. Docking. M.
Johnaon. M. Ward. A. Phillips. R. Pitt. P. Myketasch. D. Lawrie & T. Stratford.
502 A.T.A. PS:Max Curtis 147-160. M. Ward 130-150. P. Myketaech 137-150.
SOUTHERN,11-1-81-Fine. warm. slight breeze (49). Spilsbury's Hardware DB
Hcp POT: J . fishltxk 16.0 20.20. H.J. Chibnall 15.0 34-35. K. Hobbs 15.0 33.35.
YdgeG. Peterson 11.0 10.21. SthnG.o. dbchp 25T: 'A' R. Mules 32.33. J. Gerogles
31-33. '3' R. Wll 29.31. B.C. Newell 26-31. 'C' & Badge D. Gawley 28.28. J.
Fishlock 22-28, Ladiea enc MrsB.R. Dower 25-28. 11-12.0 enc Mr8 D. Humberstone 20-25. Hotel Viator High Gun Trophy J. Fisl lwk 45-45.
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AUSTRALIAN SHOOTING
ASSOCIATION RESTRUCTURE
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The Council of the Australian Shooting Association met in
Canberra during the Australia Day Weekend. and approved a
time table of actions, which will lead (hopefully) to a reconstituted and restructured ASA being operational soon
after July 1981.
An outside consultant is being considered as as the best
means of directing the procedures, and government support
for such an appointment is being sought.
Existing and potential aftiliates of the ASA will be kept fully
informed of developments and will have the opportunity to be
involved in the planning. stages.
The final details will be confirmed at a formal conference to
be held towards the end of June.Further information will be
reported in CTSN as it becomes available.
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~ustr-alian
Trap
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MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
April 18 to 24, 1981
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BENDIW, el-1-81
Gocd (51). 15T DB Hcp: G. HarlLy 33-33. N. Lindrea
32-33. G. Wwdhatch 25-26. BM R. McKenzie 13-15. 20T DB Grd Chp: 'A' N.
Nappler 20-20. A. Jeames 31-32, 'B'0. Woodhatoh 25-25. B. Hardngton 24-25. 'C'
Q. Hartley 2020. R. Cambridge 26-27. FM D m n Kaight 1620.
BENDZOO, 88-1-81 Very hot with rain etorma C86). 2OT PS Grd C h p 'A' A.
James 105-108. J. Shepherd 12-75. 'B'DOAA. C a l ~ d r 108-108,
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T. Foeter 74-75.
'C N. Garland 89-72. A. Bnen 83.66.20T Gp Met Hcp: 11-14m & OA G. Hvtley
4747. K.Elliott 4647.15-17m P. Calandm 34-35. R. Durbridge 21-22.18.2Om D.
D h 31.32. R Christopher 24-26, 21-25m W. Calsby 19-20. G. Willett e - 2 4 . 25T
Cwealth Walk UD G r d d 'A' & OA B. FIaffertv 23-25. C. Knieht 26.29. 'B' P. Tate
22-25. R.~ a m a s 3440.
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134-t4§. Ladie8 High Gun Mrs J. Woodhatoh 88-105.
G.G. W d h a t c h , 43 0552.
BOOM, 11-1-81 -Fine & Warm (26). 20T DB Grd Chp: 'A' K. Burton. B. James.
'B' dr Oh R. Durbridge, T. Trainnr. 'C' G. Chalmers, G. Brwrd. POT SB Chp: T. Hill.
R Cwmtes. K.Burton. IOTTrophyHcpG. Bmad. F. TayIor. N. Lehrnan. 10TSS 6
off 15m. 5 ofF20m: B. Napier 10-10.8. James. L. Baker. K. Bwlon. R. Coombes. M.
Burbidge. G. Brand and N. Napier 9-10.
BWRT, 23-1-81 --Fine & cwl. stronR southerly breeze (28,. 10T EO 15111: L.
Knight. B. James. L. Baker & A. Cautts. POT Mysia Grd Chp: 'A' & OA B. J w s
20-20. C. Reid 18-20. 'B'A. Coutts 2&98.'L. BBker 25-28. C G. BmDd 1&20. G.
W S
17-20. fOT Trophy Hcp: L. Baker 11-11. A. Coutia 10-11, R. Rigney 17-18.
CWAWADDAI8TAWELL. 17-1-81-Hot (471. SOT DB Chp: OA D. Plavel87-67.
'A' P. BlwmKeld eO81. C. Dwly 57-58. 'B' M. Martin 86.67. R. Bell 53-54. '0'
L.
Pitt 48-50. A. Kranb 48-50. 2OTHcg. E. Pitt 25-26, J . Weaton 25-25. R. Durbridge
25-25. BM (22-25m) D. F h e l 18-20.
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BAIRNSDALE. 3-1-81 -Warm & Overcnst with wind $usts (34). 1OT Pts CD: J.
Aukema. M. HuggIns. R.Laurence. J. Hollanda, G. Bennett, 5. HoUonds. W. Bird.
L. Curtis. 3OT DB Chp: OA &'B' L. Hine 30-30. P. Curtis 47-48. 'A' L. Curtis 32-34.
B. Hall 31-34. 'C'A. C a b 32-35. R. Pollomounter 42-46. zOTHcp: J. Guy 38-38.
B. Hopkin8 58.38, J. Aukema 37-38. 50 T Skeet: A. Causens 57.80, A. Bmwn
58-60. J. Aukema 45-50. Calre Shwt L. Hine.
BANDIANA AREA ARMY. 26-1-81
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Johns. T. Boucher, A. James. R.Allen. J. Wwdhatoh. I.Brown & G. Woodhatoh
10.10. High Gun R. Allen.
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FRI. MARCH 13. 7pm
25T "FLAT ROCK" DB CHP
Ist, 2nd. 3rd & FM
Norn $6.50
30T NORTH-EAST ZONE DB
Night Continental Champ.
1st. Znd, 3rd, & FM
Continental Championship
Ist, 2nd, 3rd & FM
Norn $7.50
Nom $7.00
15T TROPHY HANDICAP
Night Championship
1st Znd, 3rd & FM
(Time Permitting]
Norn $7.50
Nom $5.00
"Special Junior High-Gun Trophy Donated by W. Iles".
OISweeps and Jackpots on both'programs
Club grounds, 7 km south of Euroa on Hume ,Highway.
Pres. J. King (057) 90 3216.
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CLAY TARGET ASSOClATlON
PRE-NATIONALS PROGRAM
APRIL*14, 15 & 16, 1981
HOSTS THE FINAL SHOOT OF
WINCHESTER
TOURNAMENT
LOCATION : MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
Thursday Auril 16, Commencing 9 a.m.
Nom $20.00
50 TARGETS DOUBLE BARREL
(FROM 16 METRE MARK)
4 Metre Groups 11-14, 75-18, 19-21, 22-25 metres.
1st in Each Group : Portable T.V. Cassette Radio $332.00,
2nd in Each Group : 500 AA325 Winchester Cartridges.
Location Winner : Tricolour Sash plus 500 AA Cartridges.
Ladies, Junior, Veterans : Winchester Horse & Rider Statue.
Location Team Match of 4 will shoot 25T per team member.
CARTRIDGES FOR TEAM MATCH SUPPLIED BY WINCHESTER
25 TARGETS WINCHESTER
PRE-NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
1st Sash & Trophy, Trophies 2nd & 3rd, Trophies Ladles.
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 17
COMMENCI#G 2 P.M.
TRAP & SKEET
PWACnICE
25 TARGETS FOR $3.00.
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CERBERUB. 3-1-81
It tlid not anow (32). 20T Pts. 'A' R. Garth 80-60, P.
Heywwd 59-60. 'B' D. Walltor 92-99, A. Chandler 89.99. 'C'W. Clapham 53-60, C.
Chandler 51-80, OA R. Oarth. 2OT Cerbems Circles: 'A' G. Ash 10-20. N. Quick
3840, 'B' A. Chandler 27-30, P.R. h o l d 28-30, 'C' P. Bacon 17-20, W. Clapham
18.20. OA G. Aah. 2OT DB Chp: 'A' N. Quick 48-48. G. WM45-48. 'B'B.
Wwdward 29-30, P.R. Arnold 23-24. 'C'P. Collins 87-28. C. Chandler 26-28, OA N.
Quick.
COFfUNA, 8-1-81-Fine. hot (50). Novice: P. Kelly 10-10.0. Ricky 9-10. 1OT SB
PS EO: B. Treloor, P. Dickinson. B. Rende. M. Makeham, F. Day. Club SB Grd Chp:
'8'& OAK. Fletcher 20-20. J . Saville ls.20, 'A' L. Knight 18-20. N.Napier 20-22.
'CK. Bruns 20-21. R. Lunghueen 18-23, C.G. 6rT.M. OBrien 10T Hcp: P.Kelly
42.42. N. Turner 41.42, C. Turvey 27-28. FMR. Wa-rren 11-t2. BM L. Knight 9-10.
Off fence: S. Wilkins.
COHUNA. 24-1-81-Day Program.. Very Hot (72). 10T PS EO: G. Lee. A. James.
L. Brown. R. Warren. J. Makeham. N. Rogera, D. H a d . C. Bowman. T. Enhne.
A.C. Penny. 3. Saville. P. Dickinson. W. Calaby. G. Willeta. 2OTGunbower Island
SB GFd Chp: '6'&OAT. Gean 47-46. R. Rigmy 25-27. 'A' A. James 48-48, L. Brown
3.1-38.'C' A. Mabii 23-25. S. Rigney 2 8 - 2 2 . 2 0 T ~ l u b ~DB
h ~Grd
~ hChp:
~ 'C'& OA
S.Rigney 83-83, T. Dehne 29-30, 'B'J. Mcelvogve 51:52. F,Jones 3445. 'A' G.
Willeta 82-83. R. Fowler 54-51. 10 pr Murray River DR Grd Chp: 'A'& OA A. James
27-30. K. Burlon 25-30, 'B' R. Rigney 40-50. T. Gem 39-50. 'C' C. Bowman 31-40,
A. Mabin 30.40. 10T SS: A. James. L. Brown, R. Warren. N. Rogers, T. Gem, K.
Walton. S. WtlkIns. F. Jones. B. Reade. P. D i c W n . S. Rignay, G. Willets, 3.
Doyle. J. Bwte shared cash Div.
COHUNA. 24-1-01-Night Program, Finn, hot (52). 10 pr DD EO: W. Cnlaby 0.
WiUet. G. Lee N. Turner. B. Reade J . Saville w ha red cash Div. 20 pr State night
DD Chp: A. Jamee - L. Brown 20-20. W. Cahby - G. Willets 19-20. 3OTNorth Weat
Zone SB Grd Chp: 'C' &OAK. Bruns 38-41. A. Mabln 28.31. '8'R. Rigney 37-41. F.
Jones 30-33. 'A' A. James 34-37. G. Lee 33-37. ORFence: G. Lee. Ladies Niah Gun:
E. Rogers 72-90. Mens HiRh Gun Sash & Tmphy: R. RiEne,v 83-90.
COLBINABBIN. 10-1-81 -Night. cool. Rne (45). 20T RedCross DB Chp: OA &'C'
T. SOfra 38-38. 'CD. Cheong 22-E8, 'B' B. -ton
20-20. T. Boucher 44.45. 'A'N.
Berry 37-38. J. Whittakers 34-35. 20T Gsd Hcp: 11-15m Mrs Rogers 28-28.
11-15111
D. Cheong 44-45, 16-Ism M. Davia & A. Johns 20.20. 20.25111G. WUlett
33-33. 20.25m N. Berry 32-33.
DONALD. 4-1-81-Warm (22). 10T EO 15m:D. Flavel. R. H o u m l l 10-10. G.
McKenzie 10-10. 20T Club DB (3rd Chp: OA &'A' S. Newcomb 20.20. 'A' D. Flavel
27-28. 'B' G. Thatcher 18-20, June Gawth 19-23. 'C' D. William 18-20. M.
Busbidge 17-20.2OT Novelty 10T i l m . IOT 18m: M. Mnrtin 20-20, June Gawth
20-20. D. Flavel. S. Newcombe. P. Bloomfield 19-20.
ECHUCA. 11-1-81-Windy (105). DB Chp 2OT: OA 'A' N. Berry 50.50. R. Allen
49-50.'B'B. Griffin 31.32. M.Leonard 5980. 'C'R. Lunghusen 22-23. W. Hickbrd
21-28. Ladies A. Gricc 18-20.FMB. Bradley. SDChp 15T: OA'A'F. Jamea 32-32.0.
Veith 25-28:B'W. Woodhouse 19-20. W. Wlcklram 15-18. 'C' C. Cnlnndro 31-32,.T.
S a h 15-18. Ledice J. Woocihatch FM P. Kelly 14-15. 15T Hcp: 11-14m G. Prl0r
23-23. 15-18m A. Cnlnndro. 22.25m 0.Willctt 18-19. Ladies J . Treloar 22-23. 5W
Skeet Chp: 'A' J. Whitmere 50-50. 'B' Anne Gricc 45-50. '2'K. Bruns 47-50.
EUROA,26.1-81 -Hot & still (32). 30T Medley Chp: G. Willet 50-50, A. Breen
119-120, K. Mourey 118-120. FM Mark Lwnard 47-50. 20T Trophy Hcp: M.
Leonard lf0-110, P. Calandro 109-110. Mark Leonard 49-50. BM J. King 20-21.
20T Cont Chp: J. King 123-123, G. Willet 122-123. K McKendriok 58-59. FM L.
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EBASTOPOL
GUN- CLUB
BALLARAT
TO BE CONDUCTED
I N VICTORIA
Location Melbourne G.C.
STATE I.S.U.
CARNIVAL.
STATE I.S.U.
TEAM SHOOT.
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I.S.U. C'SHIPS.
IN CONJUNCTION
TEAMS CHALLENGE
FROM STATES
& OVERSEAS COUNTRIES
Both Shoots inctude
National Eliminations.
WATCH A.C.T.A. NEWS
FOR FURTHER DETAILS
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1st and 2nd each Gra
Sash Overall.
Choice of cash or trophies,
both events.
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STATE TRAP
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STATE TRAP
TEAM SHOOT.
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1981 MAJOR TRAP,
SKEET, ISU EVENTS
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STATE SKEET
CARNIVAL.
STATE SKEET
TEAM SHOOT.
INTERSTATE
SKEET
CHALLENGE.
Secretary: Mr J. McElvogue.
President: Mr R Buchan.
METROPOLITAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB
O'Herns Road, Epping. 401 3134
MARCH PROGRAM
Event 3
SUNDAY, MARCH 1
Noms $10.00
Graded OS $3.00
50T GRADED SKEET
12 nuon slart
Event 1
Noms $3.00
10T P.S. EO CD
Event 2
20T GRD DB CHAMP
Noms $6.00
0s $1.00
1st only each A.B.C.
Event 4
1, 2, 3 and best 22-25 mtr.
Event 5
Cash return to 1st & 2nd pairs
1st & 2nd each Grade
Sash for OA Winner. Ribbons other Grades
Norns $3.00
Event 4
0s $1.oo
ZZ SHOOT
10 PAIR DD
SUNDAY, MARCH 22
15T GRD CONT CHAMP
10T NOVELTY TOWER EVENT
SUNDAY, MARCH 29
(Duck Shooting practice)
lst, 2nd & 3rd
Norns $10.00
0s $3.00
50T GRADED SKEET CHAMP
*
OTEU3R E V E N T S TIME PERMITTING
12 noon stall
Event 1
1st only each A.B.C.
Sash for OiA Winner. Ribbons other Grades.
Noms $1 1.00
0s $3.00
50T Dl3 GRADED CHAMP
1st & 2nd each A.B.C.
Event 3
NO SHOOT
"1 5T GUN, HANDICAP"
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TZ noon star[
Event 1
ALL CASH DAY
IOT P.S. EO CD
Event 2
Noms $10.00
0s $1.00
1st Shadow Auto Retail $360
2nd Mec. Reloader Retail $130
3rd Tub Red Dot Powder Retail $70
BIM 22/25 Tub Red Dot Powder Retail $70
Event 4
Norns $6.00
SUNDAY, MARCH 15
**
Norns $3.00
1OT P.S. EO CD
Event 2
**
SUNDAY, MARCH 8
1
1
Norns $3.00
0s $1.00
1st & 2nd each Grade
Sash for OA Winner. Ribbons other Grades
Noms $4.50
Event 3
0s $1.OO
Event 5
Noms $4.50
15T HANDICAP EVENT
25T BALL TRAP
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Noms $3.00
Norns $1 1.00
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Event 5
50T SKEET CHAMP
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1st & 2nd each A.B.C.
Norns $10.00
0s $3.00
1st each Group
Firearm s a f e t y a n d gun handling classes each S a t u r d a y c o m m e n c i n g 1.30 p.m. NOVICE CHAMP I O N S H I P e a c h S a t u r d a y a t 3.00 p.m. Praatice S a t u r d a y lZ n o o n 8 p.m. (D.T.L. & Skeet). Skeet p r a c t i c e
Tuesdays 1-6 p.m.
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SECRETARY: Box 93,
PRESIDENT: R. A. BROWN
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FRANKSTON AUSTRAL
GUN CLUB
MARCH PROGRAM 1981
SUWDAY, MARCH 22
SUWDAY, MARCH 1
Event 1
$11.oo
25PR DR GRADED
Event 1
1 pr sighter
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Event 5
50T DB GRADED
30T V.F.G.A. CUP HCP
50T TRENCH GRADED
50T SKEET GRADED
$1 1.00
Event 2
$10.00
Event 3
$11.OO
Event 4
$10.00
Event 5
$11.OO
m
SUNDAY, MARCH 8
Event 1
50T HANDICAP
Event 3
Event 4
Event 5
$6.50
20T D.B. GRADED
$11.OO
$10.00
50T SKEET GRADED
Event 5
$11.OO
50T SB GRADED
Event 3
25T PTS GRADED
25T DB GRADED
25T SB GRADED
Nominations $7.50 each
Plus voluntary $5.00
for Overall (your discretion)
$6.00
15T HCP 1.2.3.
50T TRENCH GRADED
50T SKEET GRADED
$21.oo
SUWDAY, MARCH 21
$7.50
30T DB GRADED
$20.00
Nominations for Trench $40.00 for both days
Elimination for State Training Squad
Event 2
SUNDAY, MARCH 15
Event 4
$10.00
50T SKEET GRADED
lOOT ISU SKEET GRADED
Event 1
Event 3
$21.OO
1007 TRENCH GRADED
100T TRENCH GRADED
50T TRENCH GRADED
Event 2
$7.50
30T DB GRADED
$6.50
20T SB GRADED
Event 1
50T POINTS GRADED
SA~unur~,mwn~ll28
1.2.3. and 19-21, 22-25
Event 2
20T SB GRADED
$11.OO
Event 4
$10.00
Event 5
100T TRENCH GRADED
100T AMERICAN SKEET
$21 .OO
$20.00
USUAL EXCELLEK~T CANTEEN FACILITIES
Clubhouse 782 1628
President:
G. ASH
A.H.
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Bus. (059) 96 1544
Secretat)
W. McMAHOI
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'A' A. k u s e n s 48-50. M. Whitelaw 47-50. 'B'J. Aukema 49.50. K. Williams 18-50.
C. Cerchi 64-80. OA J. Aukema.
W.J. McMahon (05nl 775461.
QEELONQ, 24-1-81
Very good. hot (50). EO loT: P. Hewitt. W. Wiffen. J.
NawLi. J.J. Hehir. W. Robertson. P. Torok. I. Baker. K. Baillie. N. Wenninn 3030.
SOT Grd Chp 'A' P. Hewitt R7-87. .R' P Rado 76.76. 'C' A. %yen 5 4 - ~ 8 . ~ SB
20~
Chp: 'A' W Ro'Jertson 20-21. 'B'I. Knox 21-21. 'C' A. S ~ y e r20.21.
s
SB Twr Chp: n.
Schwarz 20.20. H. Brooksby. P. Tomk 26-27. HiRh
Run
W. Hotartson 88-70. also
medal given by Australia Day committee.
HAMILTON. 3-1-81 -.Fine & Hot (40). 20T Club DD Chp: Outwright winner A.
Flack 112-112:A'R.
Schleler 52-53:B'M.
Smith 111-112.'C'C. Smith21-22. ZOT
Reloader Hce: E. Tanner 26.26. M. Smith 25-28. T. Smith 23-24. ZOm &Over R.
Schleter 20-21.
RAMUTON. 17-1-81
Hot & Windy 127). 30T S.W. Zone PS Chp: OA M.
Dumesny 94.96. 'A'C. Kneebone 93-98. 'B'T.Smith 86-90. 'C'0. Smith 84-90. 13T
Tmphy ~ c pA.
: Sutherland 36-38.0. Smith 35.36. T. Smith 31-32.20m & Over C.
Kneebone 13-16.
17-1-81-Very Hot(2B). OTEOPts: MrsJ. Williams. A. Breen. W.
Whittaker. J. McAlliutrr. J. Maxwell. B. Graggill & M. Spencer. 20T DR Hcp: K.
Shearer 20-20. J . Jones 27-28. C. Kach 26-28. IOTSD CD: J M~xwell.M. Davis. K.
Shearer.
HORSHAM. 10-1-81
Fine & Warm (54). 20TTwilight Hcp SS: Geoff Ough.
Bruce Paput. Hou, Machnr. Ian Taylor. Kevin Willey &Jenny Ey. W~nlmeraNighr
PS Chp 'A' & OA Ron Newell DO-90. Bruce Jenkins 88-00, '8' Terry Foster 73-78.
Helen Flavel 72-78. 'C' Lance Tuck37 67-'is. Ian Taylor 78-87.
S. Kinderis 824-196.
KERANQ. Day 1-1-81-Very Hot (821.15T SSofl15m: N. Cracknell. A. Rogers.
J. Taylor. S. Kerr. D. Howden. A. James. B. Pnpst. K. Charleson. R. Allen. M.
Makeham. J. Holloway. L. Brown. R. Ridgeway. C. Penno. B. Napier. 20T DB Chp
off 15m: 'A' A. James 37-38. G. Kerr 33.34. 'B'& OA S. McFarlane 40.40. L.
Saunders 39-40. 'C' I. Napier 28-29. I. Long 20.21. FM G. Daimasi 17-20. Lady J .
Ey 15-21. 1JT Alisler Walker Shield offHcp: 11.14~1M. Tschirpig 39-35. W.
Bourke 22-23. 15-17 & OA N. Cracknell 35-35. R. Lunghusen 25-26. 18-2lm C.
Penno 22.23.0. Kerr 20-21.22-25m Grant Bollen 21-22. R. NcKenzie 14-15, Lady
J. Makeham 12-15.2UTSBChpofil5m: 'A'F. James 30-31. D. Howden27-26.'B9&
OA N. Cracknell 31-31. G. Ough 20-22. 'C'J. Ey 18-20. R. Wal-ren 20.22. FM B.
Apollo 14-20, Lady J. Makeham 14-20. 15TTwr DB Chp: R. Cwmbs 85-83, H. Dee
84-95. A. James 90-81. A. James go-91. Ladiea J. Makeham 11-15.
RERANG. Nlght 1-1-81-Windy (33). 10prDDEO oft22m: G. Lee &N. Turner.
20 pr Nth West Zone DD Cho: L. Brown & N. Cracknell 18.20. L. Kninht T.
~ o u i h e 18.20.
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11-l5m S. ~ i g n e y& B. Billing is-Bo. 20T DB Chp off 15my'A' &
OA A. Janles 21-23. G. Lee 20-21. 93' J. Hollowav PO-27. ?.. Bouollel. 95-27. .('.
S. Rigney 35-36. Bruce Billing 34-36. FM J. Dimasi 15-20. Lady J. Makeham
15,ZO. High gun over day and night won by N. Cracknell with 87-90.
KORUMBURRA, 2-1-81 -Perfect (22). 10T DB off 15 : K. Brown. B.Harmer. N.
Quick. K. R0ee.S. &A. Wishart 10.lOmn1pdiv. 20TDBChp:K Seymour24-25. J.
Waas 23-25, W. Stephenson 21-23.2OT Cont: K,Rose 38.40. K. Seymour 37-40. A.
Sydenham 28.30. DD Cont drawn partners: B. Harmer. K. Rose. L. H a y w d . B.
Dixon. Cake shwl: K. Scrnlour 1. K. Bradlev 2.
KYNETON, 11-1-81- ~ i n e dc Windy (38). 1 0 f ~ 0 17-25m
:
N. Paterson 30-30. N.
Guy 30-30. Q. MCLure 29-30. 11-16m K. O'Meara 29-30. G. Russell 28-30. G.
'C'D. Hall 35-60.
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GUN CLUB
March 14
Event 1
Event 4
SATURDAY, MARCH 7
NO SHOOT. Duck Opening.
Location: Navy Base Crib
Pt. Melway Map No. 195 A3.
Sec. C. Carrol (059) 78 2926.
Mornington Clay Target Club
SATURDAY, MWRIH 14
10T Pts CID
20T Pts Graded C'ship
20T Handicap
Nom 85.50
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
Nom $5.50
10T Continental CID
20T Continental Graded C'ship
20T Handicap
25T GRADED SKEET TROPHY
Event 3
Cerberus Gun Club
NO^ $2.00
10T EYE OPENER
Event 2
MARCH PROGRAM
20T 0.8. C'SHIP GRADED
Nom $5.50
Location: Craigie ~ d .
Mornlngton. Melway Map No.
145 F9. Sec. G. J. Mathews
(059) 87 1060
20T P.S. GRADED C'SH1P
Badge Overall on EACH of events 2. 3, 4.
"The committee a n d members would like to t h a n k Carlton
United Breweries f o r their generous d o n a t i o n of t r o p h i e s f o r
our Victorian C a n Shoot C h a m p i o n s h i p held d u r i n g o u r
Christmas program 1980."
MhRCH 26
Event 1
Novice C'ship & C.D. Events.
MARCH 28
Overall)
30T D.B. C;SHIP
S p o n s o r e d by Geelon S h o o t i n g
1st MEC 600 L o a d e r , 2nd 260 Shells,
Event 3
SATUROAY, MARCH 25
10T DIB GID
25T D/B Graded C'ship
25T DIB Group Meterage
11-15 16-20 21-25
'1st & 2nd Each group
15T D.B. C'SHIP GRADED
(Badge
Event 2
Nepean Gun Club
Su plies.
3rd'2k~ Powder.
Location: Boneo Rd.; Fingal
via Rosebud. Melway Map
No. 200 6.5. Sec. G. Quick
(059) 85 3580
15T PTS GRADED C'SHIP
Overall)
Total Noms $16.00 plus
(Badge
Sweeps
Mr Rex Barber
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MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
Grounds
- Victoria Rd.,
Lilydale
- P.O. Box 74, Lilydale 3140 - Phone: 739 1771
MARCH 1981 PROGRAM,
SATURDAY, MARCH 7
SATURDAY MARCH 28
Camenen
i u 12.45 pm
DUCK OPENING
NO SHOOT
Event 1
50T DB PTS GRD CHP
50T DB GRD CHP
Event 3
SATURDAY, MARCH 14
Event 4
to~~eneinu
12 noon
Event 5
50T GRD TRENCH CHP
Nom 11.00
25PR DR GRD CHP
50T GRD SKEET CHP
50T GRD SKEET CHP
HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS J & 5
25T SB GRD CHP
American Angles 6 D~stance
50T
DB GRD CHP
15PR DR GRD CHP
50T GRD SKEET CHP
Nom 10.00
SATURDAY MAReH 21
Co~lne~clng12 noon
25T GRD TRENCH CHP
conunaeis 1 urn
Nom 7.00
NO^ 7.00
25T DB PTS GRD CHP
Norn 11.OO
5 0 1 Dl3 GRD CHP
Nom 7.00
25T SSB GRD CHP
Nationals Commence
SATURDAY, APRIL 18
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7.30 pm at REMBRANDTS.
Amer~canAngles & D~stance
50T GRD SKEET CHP
Events on SATURDAY APRIL 4 and SATURDAY
APRIL 11 will offer pre-national type of events to allow
visitors to acclimatise to local cond~tions.
The grounds will be open for practice on MONDAY
APRIL 13. FROM 10.30 AM. PRE-NATIONALS will
take place on APRIL 14, 15 & 16.
Brief Practice session on Good Friday. April 17.
Nom 10.00
See special advertisements thrs and other issues.
All Amenities Avi~ilohleon Ground
Mrs M. McCULLOCH
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Carless 28-30. 15THcp: T. Craggill 15-15. S. Hub25.28. M. Newnham 24-28.
BM G. Moore 13,15. FM A. Thompg 14-15. 20T Novelty: G. McLure 18-20, B.
Fleming 22-26. S. H u W k 21-28.
MARYBOROUGH, 24-1-81 -Very hot (40). 10T Cont Hcp: R. Durbridge 26-26,
M. Haintz 25-26.3. Mcteish 24-25, BMR. Wright 20-21. 10THcp: N. Seott 38-38,
R. Harvey 37-38. R.Wright 38-37. BM R. Wright 36-37. 10T Chp: R. Durbridge
96-95. B. Rafferty 94.95. P. Tate. FM 3. Weatern. a
Tho club wisbtrs to conprutulale Jim ~ c ~ e i sHiyh
l r Gun wlllaer. Gsvizr 1)avv.
secrelnr~.I0541 61 3473.
MELBOURNE. 1-1-81
Fine & Hot (1041. sOT Grd Tremrh Chp: OA & 'A' J.
Woolley 49-52. H. Warner 48.52. *B.B. Clark 46-51. 3. Mollica 45-51. 'C' B.
Laughlin 46.50. B. Fiint 49.36. 20T SB ~ r ~dh p OA
: & 'A' D. Diaz 40-40. R.
Morrison 39-40. 'B'S. Stokea 1920. A. Sydenhnm 34-35. 'C'G. RanalettB28-27,J.
Law 25-27. l t m J. Bugeja 22-24. 2OT Gmup Chp: It-15m P. C W d m 32-32. E.
Bullmore 31-32. 18-18m H. Weitzel 29-20, J. Michelini 28-29. 19-21m P. Clancy,
66.68. W. Wwdward 87-88.12-25mN. Berry 81.61.3. Wqolley 60.61. Best lad>-C.'
Ogden 15-20.20T DB Pts Grd Chp: OA &*A'N. Berry 75-7s. W. Henwwd 74-75. '8'
T.Trainor 05-60, N. Sepe 62-66. '2'J. Finch 86-66, W. Langham 74-61. i l m 8.
Hoekstra64-72.50TGsdskeetChp:'A'& OAN. Berry 68-68. W. Attwood 67-68,'W
B.L. Sanger 47-50. B. Clark 60-84.'C'B.J. Slokes 46.50. B.J. Svenason 47.53.5-10
Hop R. J. WrlRht 43-50. Skeet 12 monthly aggregate taken by P. Krumins with
526-550.
MELBOURNE, 3-1-81
O v e m t & Humid. patchy =&in(63). 2 5 ~~d
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Chp; OA&'A' R. R t t 28-27. G. Long25-27. '6.B. Shandlry 26-28. S. Stevens 25-28.
'C'B. Bullmore22.25. S. Mclvogue zl.25.25TISU Gsd SkeetChp: Caneelfed. 2 5 ~
SB Grd Chp. 'A' V. Mollica 59.60. D. ~ i 58-60.
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37-38, t7 A. Wishart 25.27, M. Burton 24-27. llrn S.Brooks 21-25. 25T DB pt.
Grd Chp: 'A' P. Clancy 73-75. R. Christopher ~ 2 . 7 ~
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Law 77-78. 'C'A. Wisbar
Grd Chp. OA & 'A' D. D k 71-71. R. Christopher 70.71. '8' H. Warner 59-60. J.
jSchmidt 43-44. 'C' S. Sacchetta 26-27, A, Wishart 35-36. l l m R. Russell 23-25.
Best Lady Mrs C. Omen 19.25. 50T Grd Skeet Chp: 'A' & OA M. Hale 54-54. M. T.
Hastie 53-54. 'B'Carol Ogden 55-62. J. Schmidt 54-82. 'C'E. Vcrcilto 44-50. L.
Brwkea 43-50.5-10 Hop 35-50 G. Sto1.e~.HiRh Gun over events 3.4 & 5 125.125.
MELBOURNE. 10-1-81
Overcmt showers light breeze (102). 1WT Trench
Eliminati0nevent:'A'B. Clark92-100. 'B'B. Hall92-100. 'CG. Leech82.100, lODT
ISU Skeet Elimination event: 'A' 1. Hale 101-104. 'B' P. Blnckmae 91-100. 'C'M.
Bpnd 76-100. 25T DB PtS Grd Chp: OA & 'A' G. Ludbrook 182.162. C. Leech . .
159-162. 'B'J. Schmidt 129-132. R. Osborne 71-75. 'C' B. Hookatra 71-75. P.
mancis 66-75. l i m N. Smyth %5-75.-50TDB ~ r chp:
d OA 8r.xW. Iles 185.185. T.
Nnah 184-185. 'B' W. Smith 70-71. 3. Schmidt 49-50. 'C' 3. Oranso 47-50. R.
BlackWe1146-51. IlmB..Hwkstra4~31,BeatLady C.Ogden42-50.5OTGrd Skeet
C ~ P':A' & OA I. Hale 66-68. P.Blackmore 65.86. 'B'W. Gibb 47-50. Stan Draper
47-52. 'C'N. Dodds 4730. 1. Murray 45-50. 5-10 Hcp 3. Furnari 40.50.
MELBOURNE, 17-1-81 -Fine & Hot with strong breeze. 25T Grd Trench Chp:
OA&'A'K. Lowry 25.25. BeClark 22-25.W M. Vipondz3.25. A. Blsase 26-31, 'C'
R. Giles 20-25, J. PEaW 19-21, 5OT DB Grd Chp: 'A' N. Berry 98-97. 3.Irelnnd
71-72, OA & 'I? W. Henwood 97.97. R. Osborne 68-69. 'C'P. Calmdro 49-50. K.
48-50, l l m G. Kaneko433-0. Best Lady G. Ogden 47-50.25Pr DRGrdChp: -.
OA &'A'N. Berry 55-60. K. Lowry 13-60, '8's. McEIvogue 59-70. 8. Pyke 57-70..
'C'G. hlrnari 33-50. G. RanaUetta 31-50. l l m G. Kaneko 27-50. 5oT G d Skeet
ChP: 'A' & 0.4 W. Attwwd 75-75. P. Crikis 74-75. 'B'Stan Draper 50-50, 3.
Mccreeor 48-50. 'C'N. Dodds 48-50. T. Oean 44-50.5-10 Hcp W. Eagle43.50. 50T
Skeet Chp: 'A'& OA I. Hale 65-55. W. AttwDod 54-55. 'B'A. Berteri 47.50. W. Lonie.
50-55, 'C'N. Dodds 46-50, N. Buckland 42-50, 5-10 W. Eagle 39.50. High Gun
events 4 & 3: W. A t t w d 100-IW.
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MAJOR SKEET CABNIVAL
FOUR DAYS OF GRADED SKEET SHOOTING
HIGH GRADE TROPHIES
WATCH C.T.S.N. FOR ADVERTISED PROGRAM
Phone 23 2567
Page 40
Hon. Sec. Laurie Connors
P.O. Box 19
MILDURA 3500
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--MARCH.
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MELBOURNE. 24-1-81
Fine & Warm (73). 25T Grd Trench Chp: 'A' M.
Whitelaw 23.25. V. Mollica 28-31. '6'L. Smith $2-25. B. Scotta 81-25. OA & 'C'B.
Flint 24-25, J . Veldpaus 21-26.50T DB Pla Grd Chp: OA & 'A'J. Jenkins 150-150,
M. Whitdaw 147-160. 'B'A. Blease 147-150. L. Godfrey 143-153. 'C' D. Kendell
138.150.B. Hopkins 138-150. l l m R. Russell 109-l50.25T DB Grd Cbp: OA &'A'
V. Mollica 51-61, K. Lowry 50-51. $8'M. White 38-39. B. Hall 34-35. 'C'P. Collins
47-48. K. Rath 24-25. I l m C. C e d i 22.25. 15T SB Grd Chp: 'A' J. Schmidt 43-44.
K.Lowry 14-15. OA & 'B'W. HenwOod 44-44. M. White 27-28. 'C'D. Kendali 18-19,
B. Hopkins 14-15.11m C. Cerchi 11-15. SOT Grd Skeet Chp: 'A' &OA P. Btackmore
50.50. A. Crlkis 49-50. 'B'Camlogden 49-50. N.A. W d s 49-51. 'CT. Dawe 42-50.
N. Buckland 42-51. 5-10 hcp C. Cemhi 39-50.
MELBOURNE, 88-1-81-Fine & Hot (26). JOT DB Grd Chp: 'A' 8. Hall 83-85. 'B'
A. Cousens 48-50. ?A & '2'M. Crofts 49-90. l l m Mrs M. Hniles 24-50, 5OT Grd
Skeet Chp: OA &'ASN.Moore 58.99. 'B'Miss K.William 48-50. 'C'M. Crow 38-X).
METROPOLfiAN, 4-1-81
Fine & Warm (45). 10T Pts EO: H. Weitzet. R.
Cwmbes. G. Scarce. G. Rinalletta. D. De Carolis. N. Varchone all 30-30. SOT Skeet:
0-2 6. Daymontl 49-50. P. Krumins 48.50. 3.10 3 Bale 45-50. L. Maccora 44-50.
2OT DB: 'A' G. Ludbrwk 37-37 H. Weitzel36-37. 'B' N.Varchone 20-20. R. Shiels
19-20, 'CW. Whittaker 20-20. A. Breen 19-20. 2OT DB: 'A'H. Weitzel 25-25. P.
Thomson 24-25. 'B'R. Shiels 20.20.8. Craggill 1B-20.'C' D. Casamento 20-20. W.
Whittaker 19-20, 1OT Tower Pts: M. Mollca 30-30. D. CasamenM 29-30. G.
Rahalletta 28,30 D.T.L. High Gun H. Weitzel70-70. OA High Gun P. Thomwn
138-150.
METROPOt.ITAN. 18-1-81-Very Hot - Windy (38). 50T Skeet Chp lst & 2nd
0-2 3-10: 0-2 P. McVicar 49-50. W. Attwocd 80-83.3-10 V. Vaina 45-50. N. Rogers
45-54. 25T Ball Trap 11-15 16-19 20-25: 11-15 T. Gean 30-35. N. Rogers 28-35.
18-19 R. Brown 22.26. I. Eichfuss 21-25.20-25 G. Willett 44-45. E. tobley 43-45.
IOT PLs Score EOCD: I. B m k 30-80. G. Willett 30.30. T. Spence 30-30. B. Crnggill
30-30. 50T Grd DB: 'A' A. Cook 52-54. M. Piccolo 51-54. 'B' B. Crag$ill 49-50. I.
Eichfuss 48-50. 'C'T. Moscatt 52-54. W.\Vhittaker 51-54. IOT ~ c Event;
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Whittaker 18-18. N. Gepe 23-24, L. Maccora 22-84. OA High Gun P. Thomson
133.146, DTL High Gun R. Cook 67-70.
MORNINGTON. 10-1-81 - Fine & Mild (37). IOT Ptn CD: Peter NOY 28-30.
Manny Alaimo. Bill Woodward 28-30.50T Cont Grd Chp: 'A' & OA N. Quick 49-50.
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at 1o.00 a.m.
2ND ROUND S.E. ZONE
TEAMS PREMIERSHIP
Event 1 20 Tgts HANDICAP
Event 2 20 Tgts D.B. Graded
Wykes. M. Alaimo 28-30. 20T SB Chp GIUI: 'A' & OAR. Garth 28-24. P. Heywmd
19-21, 3' S. Henwocd 2244, B. Stokes 21-23. 'C B. Garth 1&20. Allan Woolley
17-20, FM J. Tailby 16-20, 20T DB Chp Grd: 'A' W. Wwdward 53-54. 3. Shellcott
41-42, 'B' & OA S. HenwOod 54-54. N. Quick 25-26, 'C'P. Nay 24-27. M. Parsons
23-27. FM J. Stone 17-20.
We hosted the sefond round ofthe Morweli v Mornington. Shield nhwt lQ80and
a?. expected the ciass of the home club won out eventually 200-280 to visit01.s
231-280. , .
MORWELL, 17-r-81- ~ o&Fine
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(38). im ~ t 15m
s OD; 30.30 R: seGings. M.
Brown; S. \Viahart. T. Hill. L. Curtis. L. Johnson. J. White. J. Shellcot. M. Edgar.
5M'GippslandSB Chp 15m: S. Wishart 47-50. M. Edgar 49-53. L. Curtia 48.53, FM
L.Johnson 45-50. POTClub Tower chp: L. Hine 37-37. M. Edgar 38-31. A. Wishart
32-33.
MT B W N G , 4-1-81 -Fink & warm (18). 15T DB Chp from 15m: 'A. B. North
15-15, '8' P. Bimh 15-15. 'G V. Tomaaoni 15.15. 20T Hcp: F. laria 45-45. E.
Tomasoni 44-45, K. Cannors 35-38. IOT SB off 15m: 'A' K.Mnurey 10-10. '8' P.
Birch 10-10, 'CK.Connore 12-12.
NEPEAN. 27-12-80 - Fine & Warm (45). 30T 16m Grd Chp: 'A' & OA R. Garth
30-30, K. Rose 29-30. 73' A. Fertazzo 27-30. B. Faux. 'C' B. Hcnter 28-30. P.A.
Collins 27-30. FM J. Thornton. 2OT 16m Yardage: 11-14 P.A. Collins. D.Pessato.
15-18 P. Arnold 20-21. P. Noy 19-21, 18-82 W. Woodward 20-20. A. Sydenham
18-20. 23-25 R. Garth 20-20. R. Burgess 19-20. 1OT Hop: P.A. Collins. G.
Roxburgh. C. Cmol.
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Event 2 10 Pr D.D. Black Friday C'ship 20m
Event 3 15 Tgts D.B. HcP Trophies 1st 2nd & 3rd
~aturday March 28
12.30 o.n.
Event 1 10 Tgts POINTS.
Event 2 20 Tgts D.B. HCP 1st 2nd & 3rd: BM 19-25m
Event 3 30 Tgts D.B. Graded 1st 2nd each grade.
Lunch & Afternoon Tea Available.
SEC: S. Wtshart
PRES: A Sydenham
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NZPEAN. 17-1-81 Fine &Warm. light wind (53). 10T DB CD: R. Burgers. B.
Hunter. C. Quick. W . Wgodward. P. Callins. K. Roae. S Henwood, R. Henwood. A.
Garth. C. Carrol. J. Scholes. P. Noy. R. Staneven. 25T DB 'Craytiah' Chp: 'A' K.
Rose 52-53. D. Brown 44-45. N. Quick 36.37. 'B'& OA S. H e n w d 53-53. B.
Treloar 34-35. R. Stanevcn 20-30. 'C' W. Clapham 32-33. T. Praslon 31-33. F.
Thomas 20.31. FM M. Wangman 27-29. 2oT Iicp: M. Wangman 61-01. J. Tailby
60-61. A. 3. Wwley 22-23. BM K. Rose 19-21. High Gun K. Rose 44-45.
RAAF POlNT COOK. 18-1-61 -Very hot. windy. and wet (25). 20TDB PtsCD:
D. McLeod. C.A. Chandler 57-60. P.H. Beldock 55-60. 20T DB Grd Chp: 'A' J.
Dawson 19-20.B.Reade 17-20:B'P.H. Bnldock, A.W. Chandler 20-20. Best l l m R.
Russell 18-20, 2OT DB Hcp: R. Russell 4344. P. Baldock 42-44. L. Briskey 10-21.
PORT ARLINQTON, 1-1-81 Stormey (401. 10T PS:K. Wright R. Jorgensen
jnr. 30-30. Bellarine DB PS: N. Patterson 50-80. R. Toner 81-87. D. PatteIWJn
80.87. St. Lwnards DD Chp: N. Patermn 20.20. D. Paterson 2@20. R. Toner 17.20.
R. Jorgensen 11-20,
PORT ARLINGTON. 4-1-81 -Windy. stormy (30). loT PS: R.Tonor. L. Vertch.
Port Arlington PSChp: R. Toner 19-20. W.Wllde 24-26. W. Attwwd 23.26. Port A.
DR: R. Toner 22-24. B. Mark 21-24. W. Wilde.
SEYMOUR. 10-1-81 Fine. very windy (20). 25T SB Chp: N. Berry 25.25. J.
Whittakels 26-29. R. Allen 27-29. FM A. Semmler 20.25. 25T DB Cant Chp: N.
Berry 25.25.G. Willett 50-51. A. Petersen49sl. FMB. Fjndhy P3-25.20TDBHcp
CD: B.Findlay. R. Lembclen. P. Richard. A. Semmler. D. Rachole &N. Borry 19-20.
2OT DB Pts 16M CD: T, h t r a . 0, Willet & J; Whittnkers 00-60.
SHEPPARTON. 4-1-81
Windy (801. DB Chp: L. Brown 169-169. N. Berry
168-169. E. Calnndro 144-145. Pts Chp: J. WNttakers. N. Berry. L. Brown.
SWAN HILL-NYAH. 10-1.81 -Fine. hot. ovemast (34). IOTSS Ism: R. Leach. R.
McGillivray. G. McFarlane. R. Ridgeway. P. Luke. R. Dalton. M. Whitelaw. ZOTDB
Grd Chp 15m: 3. Dunstan. C. Dalton. A. Mills. A. Whitclaw. A. Blackmore. OA M.
Whitelaw 50.50. A. Mills 49-50. 'A' M. Whitelaw. R. Ridgeway. 'B'A. Mills. A.
Blackmore 46-47. 'C'G. Mdiillivray 29-29. G. MoFnrlane 2E29.25TSke~tHcp S6:
R. Leach. D.Leach. C. Bonnici. N. Lipple. L. MaFnrlane. P. Hutchinson. A. Milla.
N. Simmons.
SWAN HILL-NYAH. 24.1-81 - Fine. hot (15). 10T Hcp EO: 10-10 A. Day. S.
MoFarlane. I. 3oyd.Law. C. Bonnioi. A. Mills. 2OTTmphy Mop: G. McFnrlano. A.
Mills. P. Luke and R. Ridgewvay. Results P. Luke 47.47. G. McFarlnne 45-47. A.
Mills 27-26. 1OT SS Ism: 10-10 G. McFarlnne. L. McFarlnle. C. Bonnici. P.
Parsons. N. Lipple and R. Ridgeway.
TATURA. 18-1-81 - Hot (25). 10T DB (CD): G. Bennett. H. Hawking. Neil
McPheraon. R. Fowler. N. Berry. Tatura L Dist DB Chp: M.J. Leonard 28-28. H.
Hawking 27-28. R. Fowler 26-27. FM 11.12m G. Prior 24-25. 15T Trophy Hcp: O.
Prior 40.40. M.J. Leonard 39-40, N. Berry 24-25. Ladies Trophy Mrs D.
McPherson 18-18.5 pr DR (CD): N. Berry 608. NeilMcPherson. C. Trembath 40%.
T O O L O m . 4-1-81 Fine & Hot (30). 5T PS EO: G. Ough. C. Budde. G. Smith.
A. Flack. A. Cameron. R. Scott. D. Harris. H. Mitchell. R. Newell. R. McDonald
15-15 pts. 20T Club PS Chp: OA & 9 ' B. Papst 102-102. J. Taylor 101-102. 'A' A.
Camemn 59.80. G. Eagles 79-81. 'C'3. MoKenry 9bDS. G. Smith 59.60. IOT Hcp
SS: J. Ough. G. Smith. 3. Taylor. R. Denby. G. Hoard. R. Rees. S. Durbridga. 1.
Taylor, S. Heard 10-10. 1OT SB 1Sm SS: J. Aitkcn 10.10 60%. 40% G. Eagles. J.
O u ~ h G.
. Ough. A. Flnck. A. Cameron. R. Scott. H. Mktchell. J. Taylor 8-10.
VENETO. 26-1-81 -Fine & Hot (361. 10T EODB CD; R. Cwmbes. E. Vemillo. R.
Wiffen. G. Ranalletta. G. Henwood. B. Ireland. J. Patlindo. M. broae. V.
Dalsanto. H. Warner. D. MoLeod. J. Rooke. J. Svenson. D. Diu. L. Beida 10-10.
2W DB Grd Chp: 'A' R. Cwmbos 32-32. B. Ireland 31-32. 'B' 8. Scotta 5050. D.
McLeod 49.50. 'C' G. Ranalletta 20-20. L. Bussolaro 10.20. i l m E. BerMlo 22-24.
20'rDB Pts Gi-d Chp; 'A'J. Henwood 60-60. iJ. Dalsanlo5B-60.'B'F. Spinosa72-72.
H. Warner 71-72. '2'G. Ranalletta 59-60. R. Bertollo 18-80. 11-13 m R. Russell
53-80. 1st Hcp: N. Sew 32.32. P.Baldock 31-32. L. Vemillo 2&20. 2295 M.V.
Dalsanto 15-15,
WANQARATTA. 17-1-81
Hot & Windy (62). 15T Hcp: G. Reid 49-49. K.
Maurey 48-49. B. Liersch 23-24. BM G. Willell 21-22. 30T DB Chp. Guns 1st 3
places & $30 trophies for next 5 places. J. ~ h i t t a l r e k51-51, V. Ryan 50-51. K.
Maurey 48-49. 8. Liersch 31-32. G. Willett 30-31. G. Robinson 30.40. R. Lawry
38-38. A. Penney 6Q-$36.20T DB Hcp: B. Braybon 39-30. G. Willelt 38-39. D.
Gittings 30-31. BM Bill Iles 19-20. 05T Ovens Valley PS Chp: 'A' & OA Bili Ilea
117-117. K. Maurey 114.117. 'B'T. Phitier 78-81. B. Braybon 76-78. 'C' V.
Tomasini 74-75. N. Rogers 72-75, OA High Gun Ken Maurey 140-140.
Roaults Skeet shoot Sunday 18-1-81-Event I: K. Law 29-30. K. Auld 2S30.1.
Cmkett 29-31. Event 2: C. Sanders 25-26. J. Law 24-28. G. Robinson 33.35.
WARRNAMBOOL. 1-1-81-Fine (45). Premier Town SB Chp: Outright M a l d m
Smith (Tyrendarra). 'A' F. Taylor [Mi Gembier). A. Foack (Uamiltonl. '8' 0.
Carbury (Noorat). 'C' S. Durbidge. D. Lestrange. Premier Town DB Chp: Outright
Ron Winhurst 1Mt
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The club would Like,to thank the City Council for the donation of the sashes for
this shoot. also many thanks to the Mayor Cr John Lindsay who presnted the
sashes to the club.
WARRNAMBOOL. 10-1-81
(35). 10T EO Pla: S. Durbldge 30-30. A. Ban1
30-30. H. Brwksby 29-30. R. Tremul29-30. CiubPts Soore Chp: Outright A. Flack
58.60. 'A' M. Holloway. C. Kneebone. 'B'T. Smith. W. Crawford. D' R. Trcmul. P.
Cmlahan. 15T HCD:A. Kennear. C. Smith.
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Starl6.30 p.m.
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10 Targets
Nom $3.00
D.B. Handicap C.D.
10 Targets D.B. Handicap
Nom $5.00
1. 2, 3 & BM Trophies.
Event 3
Nom $5.00
10 Targets D.B. 15m
1st each group 11-15, 16-19. 20-25.
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Trophies o n E v e n t 2 Donated by ERN WILLIAMS
GUN SHOP.
Saturday March 21
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Event 1
Event 2
10 Targets D.B. Eye Opener
20 Tar~letD.B. Handicap
1. 2,
Event 3
Event 4
3&
BM. OIS $1.00.
Norn $2.50
Norn $5.00
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Nom $6.00
City of Wangaratta
D.B. Championship
I. 2, 3 & FM. 01s si.ao.
Nom $5.00
20 Targets D.B. Grouped Hcp
1st ea group 11-15. 16-18. 19-21. 22-25. O/S $1.00.
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N O R T H E A S T E R N WINDSCREENS &
RADIATOR SERVICE.
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Start 12 noon
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1, 2, 3 & 0-1 Trophies. OIS $1.00.
Evont2
COHUNA GUN CLUB
King Valley District
Skeet Championship
Nom $5.00
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Nom $5.00
1, 2, 3 & 4-10 Trophies. OIS 61.00.
8 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1981
Event 1. 10T PD E/O
Event 2. 30T N.W. ZONE PIS GRD CHP
Event 3. 10T TROPHY HCP
President:
Mr C. Bowman
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Secretary:
Mrs V.J. Reade
9 Rosalind St.
Cohuna 3568
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R. Lawford
Brash Ave
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SECRETARY:
K. Law
P.O. Box 334
Wangaratta3677
Phone 21 3529
Hard on clays, soft on your shoulder
Plain ventilated rib, floating barrels joined at the muzzle.
NEWSLETTER TO ALL VICTORIAN
ACCREDITED ZONE AND CLUB COACHES
During the latter part of 1980. the A.C.T.A.'s National
Coaching Council had submitted its coaching scheme for
approval. at level one. with the Federal Government sponsored body. This is known as the Australian Coaching Council
which has been created to CO-ordinate the coaching schemes
being implemented by other National Sporting Associations.
The direction of this council is being handled by a number Of
people selected from sport. State Government and l%derai
Government.
As a direct result of the above action. our National Coaching
Council Scheme has been accepted at level one by the
Australian National Coaching Accreditated Scheme. In <)tile1
words. our accredited zone and club coaches do now CPalify
for acceptance into the National Project all you have to do is
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(From George Biggs,
Victorian Director of Coaching)
send a cheque for $6 to me, made out to the A.C.T.A. and I'll
complete the necessary fol-ms and paper work for your
acceptance. The $6 is to cover the cost of t.he "ctuch'
identification parcel, which includes an I.D. card and a cloth
badge.
Unfortunately, we still have a number of club coaches who
have been trained but have not yet done their accreditation
test. To these coaches I'd advise that they contact their zolle
coach who will help you to complete your accreditation.
Cont'd over page
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1981
20T Group Handicap
11-15 16-20 21-25
1st each Group loft Alum Duck Punt Val $440
Trophies 2nd 3rd Each Group.
MORNINGTON
WHERE?
Clay Target Club
WHY?
-3AW
Charity Shoot
Sun Miss Teenage
30T Goulburn Valley
D.B. Championship
307 Goulburn Valley
S.B.Championship
15T D.B. Trophy Handicap
THIS SHOOT SPONSORED BY
GRJFFIN-INDUSTRIAL
MITCHELL STREET, SHEPPARTON
Bernie Griffin Prop.
Sec: G.J. Matthews
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VICTORIAN COACHING
NEWSLETTER (Cont'd)
Below is a list of Victorian Accredited Zone and Club
Coaches and their home clubs:
Zone Coaches:
- N.Brooksby (Warrnambool)'
- Berry (Shepparton)
F. James (Kerang)
- J . Green (Foster)
- I. Hale (Melbourne)
Club Coaches:
- N. Moore (Melbourne)
- J. Shellcott (Foster)
- R. Henwood (Melbourne)
- L. Connors (Mildura)
- I. McArthur (Cobden)
P. Bloomfield (Donald)
- M. Edgar (Korumburra) - J. Clark (Warracknabeal)
- A. Blain (Noorat)
- S. Collins (Bairnsdalel
- T. Ferlazzo (Mornington)
P. Pettit
G. Matthews
{St. James Gun Club)
(Mornington)
- J. Honeysett (Tatura)
3. Shepherd (Castlemaine)
K. McKendrick [Euroa)
- L. Saunders (Boort)
- G. Trevaskis (Sheppartonl
- B. Rafferty
.- G. Willet (Seymour)
- A. Cameron [Toolondo)
( Maryborough)
- M. Sullivan (Macarthurl
- R. Newell
(Warracknabeal)
- L.T. Drummond (Croroke)
- P. A. Vaughan (Condah)
- S. Harding
J. E. I.~ucas
(R.A.A.F. Point Cook)
- R. English (Wangaratta)
(Warrnambooll
- L. Veitch (Sebastopol)
J. Boote (Alexandra)
- N. J. Paterson
- P. Scott (Callawodda)
A. FranceswilIiams
(Sebastopoll
f Metropolitan)
J. A. Ridgeway
- L. Mauger (Melbourne)
(Swan Hill Nyah)
13. Afford (Hopetoun)
- K. Miller (Jeparit)
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KEYSBOROUGH
GUN CLUB
Sunday
March 15, 1981
commencing al 12 nooir
KEYSBOROUGH
DOUBLE BARREL
ZZ
CHAMP1ONSHIP
VICTORIAN GUN CLUB
Will shoot each Wednesday night during March.
commencing at 7 p.m. A Match will also be held on
Saturday March 7, at 1 p.m.
Over 15 Targets
From 26 Metres
SASH & TROPHY FOR OVERALL WINNEI?
TROPHIES FOR 2ND & 3RD
Other Events
II
Time Permitting
Total Noms. S25
11
SUNDAY, MARCH 1
Event I .
5 T CRAZY QUAIL E.O.
Event 2.
Nom $1
Nom $4
Opt Sweep $1
10T CRAZY QUAIL CI-IP
Nom $4
Event 3.
10T DB HCP
Event 4.
5 PAIR D.R. SIS
Opt Sweep $1
Nom $3
Afternoon Tea & Cartridges on sale.
Secretary G. Miller
Phone(058) 21 2593
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I
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The Monthly ZZ
Tournament at
METROPOLITAN
CLAY TIRGET CLUB
wil be held on
SUMBAY, MARCH 22
1
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MORISSET
GUN CLUB
NEW SOUTH WALES
CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION REPORT
TRENCH & I.S.U. SKEET
A meeting was held at Taree-Winpham Gun Club to form an
International sub-committee of the State Association. This
meeting was attended by 28 shooters who are members of
various clubs that have Trench and I.S.U. Skeet facilities in
N.S.W.
The Committee will be charged with the responsibility of
advising and recording information for the State body and
.
fostering more active participation by trap shooters. ~ l s othe
National Committee has requested State Associations to form
training squads in both disciplines and this will also be a
responsibility of the sub-committee.
The Committee elected are.
B. Noll - TareeWingham (Chairman).
K. Lay - Royal Aero Club. (Secretary).
N. Sims - A.C.T. International.
R. Walker
N.S.W.G..C.
B. Dent - West Wyalong.
3. Stewart
Downside.
Cobar (N.S.W.C.T.A. appointee).
A.M. Burgess
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I know that. with the keenness of these delegates. all trench
and I.S.U. shooters in N.S.W. will benefit.
Royal Aero Club
of N.S.W.
Bankstown Aerodrome, Sydney
I
OPEN SHOOT
CHAMPTONSHIF' DAY
MARCH 29, 1881
10 a.m. START
Event 1.
I
WESTLAKES PS CHP
25T. 15M...Sweeps (Points)
Trophies OIA A.B.C.
Event 2.
I
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WATTAGAN FOREST DB CHP
$6.00
$1 .oo
25T. 15M...Sweeps
Trophies OIA A.B.C.
Event 3.
WESTLAKES SB CHP
ELEY SHIELD TEAM SHOOT
MARCH 22
Event 1.
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1.00 pm start
Noms $10.00
Optional Sweeps $3.00
50T 'Piper' DB Chp
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15m Prizes 1st & 2nd
Grades A.B. & C.
Event 2.
Noms $8.00
Optional Sweeps $1 .OO
Eley Shield Team Shoot
20T 18m. 5 man teams
Sweeps 60% First Team & 40% Second
PRESIDENT:
H. Somers
(02)969-9339
SECRETARY:
Pam Trew
(02)601-3460
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STATE CARNIVAL
TAMWORTH - 4th, 6th & 6th
September 4. 5 & 6
Tamworth Club is in the process of installing its 5th trap to
allow this C a r n i v a l to be shot under the new rules. This is
early notificationbut we wish to bring the change of shooting
date to your attention so that you can arrange your business
activities to allow you to attend.
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CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT
CHANGE OF DATE
The Cowra Gun C l u b , which has traditionally shot its two
day championship shoot on the 1st week-end of September for
20 years will be shooting this program over the holiday
week-end in October. This has been changed because of the
change o f date for the State C a r n i v a l and is in the new
program book.
SHOOTING PROGRAM BOOK
The 1981 issue has now been printed and distributed to all
m e m b e r clubs. Quite a few clubs are not over energetic in
distributing these books so, in your own interests ask your
club secretary f o r your copy.
GUN CLUB LTD.
Ground Location:
SydneytMarconi Clay Target Complex,
Heathcote Road, Menai.
Sunday March 15 1981
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NATIONALS '81
To all N.S.W. shooters going to the Nationals in Melbourne.
Best of good luck and good shooting from the N.S.W.C.T.A.
Len B i r d , Publicity Officey.
7TH ANNUAL
MARCONIIWINCHESTER
100
and in conjunction
NEW SOUTH WALES RESULTS:
ALBURY-WODONGA, 11-141--Fine & hot (38). 301 DB Ch: 'A' br OAB. Lie?ach
54-54. 'B' 0. Withum 33-34. 'C'T.French 53-54. 15t Hop: T. Koopnian 22-22. P.
Whitlock 21-22, E. Tornasonl 18.18: BM K. Gittings 14-i6. 1st SB Ch: 'A'& OA A.
Penney 21-21. 'W P. Birch 16-17. 'C' F. lu'ia 10-17.
ALBURY-WODON(3A. 2-1.81 -Night. prrecect (46). 151 Hcp: T. Trabnt 20.20.
L. Mitsch 19-20.H. Gentsoh 18-18.Albury & DisDB Ch:'A'& OA A. Penney 20.28.
'B'Chris Brown 24-25. 'C'L. Mtsch 21.22. 101 SB: 'A' P. Whitlock 10-11. 'B' P.
Birch 11.12. '2'& OA T. French 12-12.
BATEMANS BAY. 18-1-81 - Very warm (41L 101. EO Hcp: 4 possible. 0.
Twesdie. J. Mitchell. F. Matioh. P.Gumley. 201 WUSlh Cons1 Ch: M. Bolden 16.20.
G. Smeaton 23.30. N. Teale 22-3o. FM R. Dale 14-20.201Mixed Club Ch: S. Balogh
33-35. J. Ford 32-35. L. Saundera 31.35: FM G. Soleaton 30-35.20t DB Hcp CD: B
poasibles 20-20 R. Blake. L. Blake. G, hveedie. B. Kwlvy. N. Teale. G. Snieaton.
High Gun: J. Ford md G. Smeaton divided 74-85,
Secretary: J. Ford 72 4712: President: B. Barter 724751.
Parkes Gun Club
SAT. MARCH 14, 1981 at 2.00 pm.
Event 1.
$2.00
IOT D.B. 15M
Event 2.
GOLDEN WEST S.B. CHAMP
25T S.B. 15M
1st Badge
Event 3.
$6.00
plus Trophy, 2nd, 3rd, I l m Fm, 12-15m
Sweeps 50c, 50c. 50c ($1.50)
$5.00
15T D.B. HCP TROPHY
SAT. APRil 11, 1981 at 2.00 Dm.
PARKES GUN CLUB P.S. CHP
25T P.S. 15M
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86.00
1st Badge plus trophy, 2nd. 3rd. 11m ~ m 12-1sm
.
Sweeps 5Oc, 50c. 50c ($1 50)
Events 3.
$5.00
15T DB HCP TROPHY
1st each group 11-14, 15-18, 19-22,
OIP Sweeps
$1 .OO each 25
$1 .OO O/A
TROPHIES IST, 2ND, 3RD & 4TH
A B & C GRADE.
HIGH GUN ON THIS EVENT
DONATED BY
WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA.
31A WINNER HOLDS PERPETUAL TROPHY
FOR 12 MONTHS AND ALSO RECEIVES SASH
IN ADDITION TO WINCHESTER HIGH GUN
AND GRADE TROPHY.
reams of Five Shooters for the Marconi 500 to
be nominated prior to the commencement of
the 1st round.
PAST WINNERS
$2.00
10T 0.0.15M
lorn $20.00
Ueterans, Ladies
3c Juniors $12.00
(Div 60%
winning team
40% runners up
THIS EVENT IS A COMPULSORY EVENT FOR THE
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TEAMS ELIMINATION.
High Gun 1-3 (Noms next shoot)
Other events time permlning
Event 2
100 TARGETS D/B
FROM 15M
IN 4 ROUNDS OF 25 TGTS
Uom $2.00
3er shooter
Is1 each group 11-14, 15-18, 19.22, 23-25.
Event 1.
MARCONI 500
TEAMS EVENT
23-25.
MlW 100
1975 8. Kable 99-1 00
1976 M. Quirk 100-100
SO0 TEAMS EVENT
485-500
,Sydney G.C.
N.S.W. G.C. 493-500
Sydney G.C. 490.500
Sydney G.C. 491-500
Royal Aero 488-500
N.S W. G.C.
1977 B. Kable 214-214
1978 B. Kable 100-100
1979W. Every 133-133
198OS. Phillips 115-115
Lunch, Morning & Afternoon Tea,and Ammunition Available on the Grounds.
THE COMMlTTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE
PROGRAM
High Gun 1-3 (Noms next shoot)
Other events time pernitling
PRES: C.Bradley
Phone 52 2616
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President:
SEC: D. R q a n
P.O.
Box 514. Parkes 2870
L. Crema
(02)604 0125
Secretary:
N. Banko
(02)604 9748
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-MAR1
Sunday March 22, 1981
EVENT I
Nom $2.00
10 TGT CASH DIVIDE D/B 16m
EVENT 2
Norn $ f 2.00
Juniors Nom $6.00
Opt. Sweeps $2.50
30 Tgts 16m DIB
1st Franchi Gas operated Shot Gun Retail $465.00
2nd 500 Eley Trap Cartridges Retail $163.00
3rd 250 Eley Trap Cartridges Retail $81.00
Best Ladies Engraved Trophy Retail $70.00
Best Junior Engraved Trophy Retail $70.00
In the case of any Shooter or Shooters scoring a
possible 30-30 they will then shoot off to determine the
Division winner. The winner may then shoot on for a
long run break and thus be eligible for the Eley
,Waratah State Classic High Gun 198'1. It will be a
suitably Engraved Trophy. The Eley Waratah State
Classic High Gun 1981 will be presented at the
pre-Nationals in 1982 to the shooter with the longest
run break of the six divisions. If that shooter attends the
1982 Nationals, Eley Ammunition will pay his nominations.
EVENT 3
Nom $6.00
Opt. Sweeps $1.50
25 TGT LEETON DISTRICT PIS C'SHIP
EVENT 4
Trophies: Ist, 2nd. 3rd. Front Marker &
Lady Shooter
20 TGT CASH DIVIDE DIB 15m
HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 1-4
-. he
Ciub reserves fke rigfll to alter ti:o
Norn $3.00
program.
* Barbecue
Lunch * Afternoon Tea * Refreshments *
* Cartridges
- all available at the Club *
PRESIDENT:
L. Odewahn
Valencia St.. Leeton
Phone: (069) 53 3138
AUSTRALIANCLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-MARCH
SECRETARY:
K. Wardman
P.O. Box 745, Leeton
Phone: (069) 53 2697
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BECtA. 4-1-81 - Cool plensunt.day (371. 101 SB Graded event: 11-12m Ron
Sun~merell.13-18m Ron Peachy. 17-25nl H. Kennedy, 301 DB 16111: H. Keanedy.
R. Elllott. R. Blmwn. IOt PS Graded event: 11-12m N. Teale. 13-lenl G. Tdyior.
17-25ni E. Kaellner. Quail Shoot: B. Millard. R. Brown. G. Fielen. Nigh Gun
Tmphy: H. Kennedy.
BERRIDALE. 10-1-81
Warm. gusty wlnds. 101 EO: G. Stieedy. G. Feilen. R.
Elliot. L. Britt. N. Carter. T. Hayden, lot PS. 0.Bensoo. R. Hain: FM P. Ftrebody
l o t 51 SB 5t DB: J. Stubbs. 1st DB Hcp: R.Brown. G. Fcileii: FM P. R ' c e k 4 ~5pr
.
DR: T. Hayden. R. Hedger: FM P. Fi'eeWy. High Gun. L. Britt.
BOMBALA. 17-1-81 Fine(211. 101 DB: divided T. Ke~inedyend L. Bt.rtt. 5t SR
s t DB: Club Tmnhv 0. Feilen. 201 ASA SB: T. Kennedv. D. Badewitz: F M G .
piiden. Spr DR: i.i3ritt. T. Kennedy: FM R, Plalts l o t PS: riividedT I<en:iedg. T.
Hayden. L. Britt. Hifih Gun T. Kennedy.
COONAMBLE. 17-1-61 -Overcast & warn1 1171.201 DB 15m: Rick Murray &
Terrv Moore 20-20. Hank Thuinissen 19-20. Peter Conn & Hans Ptaszinskl 18-20
30t Mixed Hcp: Peter Conn 49-50. Lloyd Sniith 47-50. Ken Fislier 45-50, 201 DB PS
15m: Huns Ptabzinski & Rick Mur1.a~56-60. Lloyd Sniitli 57-60. David Bella~ny.
Peter' Con11 & H a n k Tiiuinissen 56-60.301 Dl3 Hcp HunkTliuinissen. Mick lAwiS
& Kevin Elias 29.30. David Bellamy &Terry Moore 27-30. Rick Murray & Hans
Ptiuzinski 26.30. 20t DB PS Wcp: Hank Thuinissen 59.60. Hans Ptasqinski 58-60.
David Bellamy. Kevin Iliaa and Lloyd Smilll 51.80. 20t DB Ism: Rick Mull%' &
Hank Thuinissen 20-20. Mick Lewis & David Bellamy 19-20. Ken Fishel,. Hans
Ptwzinski & Kevin l l i a s 18-20. High Gun won by Hank Thuissea 132-140 froln
Rick Mui7i.ay 129.140.
CDROWA. 4-1-81 - Hot & humid (45). 201 DB Hcp: A. Janlieson 44.44. D. J.
Fraser 43-44. 8. Cooper 29-30: BM K. Gittinps 18-20. Ladies Mrs M. Giltinps
19-20. Junior J. Mills 19-20. 20t DB Cii:'B'& OA Chris Blown 98-98. 'A' A. Collins
97-98. 'C' Mm M. Gittings 37-38: FM R. McGrunl 36-37. 101 PS off' 15111: 'A' N
Schneider 30.30. 'B' D. J. Fraser 29-30. 'C'T. Frencli 45-45.
COWRA. 3-1-81 - Hol & windy. 1st Hcp EO: P. Codd'in~to~i.
G. Slnclair. P.
Walmsley. N. Dwlght. J. Owen. T. Campbell. D. guiliol. D Heilnlan. C . Com01.aa.
J. Gorman. 20t Hcp Jaclrpol Trophy: P. Walmsley. S Gitloes: FM E.Picker,. BM J
Smith. Cowra G.C. DB Trophy 2Ot 15m: G. Blunton. N. Dwight. J . Snlitll: Fhl J
Lawrence. 1 s t Sweep: event not held due to lack of lime. tot 15111Niglit ED B.
Walbren. R. Murphy. J. Gorman. R. Sacchetti Lachlun Valley DB Nlght Cb: 'A' &
OA D. Kiss. 'B'J. Gornian. 'C'R. Murphy. High Gun J. Oonnan.
Secretary: Mrs J. Mould. P.O. Box 204. Cowll 2794
DENILIQUIN. 19-1.81
Very hot (391, 201 DB Ch: R . Glenn 42-42. S. Nisbet
41-42. D. Bond36.37: FM M. Laffy 19-20.LarliesRos Allen 16-20. 20LPSCi1:A0 R .
McKnlzie 60.80. 'A' J. Whittakers 155-150. '13' i C McKendrlck 58-60. 'C' W.
Kwpman 59.60. FM W. Roe 59-68 20t Hcp: D. Dudley 23.23. W.Iles 22-23. 1)
Barkley 21-28: EM R. Glenn 19-20.
DOWNSIDE INTERNATIONAL. 17-1-81 - Hot & clolidy 1121. 251 Skeet CD D.
Simpson 24-25. J. Parr 23-25. R. Patterson 22-25. 501 Skeet Trophy iicp. W. Scott.
J. Parr. J. Stewart. A. Jones. 25t Skeet CD: R. Paierson 24-95. J. Parr and J.
Stewart 23-25.
QOULBURN WORKERS. 10-1-81 Fine & wilidy (201. l o t DB Hcp SS: 9
possibles C. Rowe. 1. Shuttle. S. Lambert. R. Churchill. L Hearne. R. Hayes. W.
Webster. R. Tetley. R. Jewell. l o t DB 15m SS: 8 possibles E. Bunt. S. Lonlbrl. R.
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TWO DAY
SKEET SHOOT
Four Championships
SKEET
Salunlay March 28, 1981
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commentlnD 9.M
a.m.
Event 1
50 tgt Riverina Zone C'ship
(Graded 0-1, 2-3. 4-10)
Opt Sweeps each 25 and OA ($3.00)
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50 tgt Wagga Gun Club C'ship
(Graded 0-1, 2-3. 4-10)
SKEET d3 BALL TRAP
Sunday March 29, 19W
tommencing 9.00 a.m.
lEvenls 1 8 3 both 1.e. the Olslllct Skeel 8 Ball Trap
wlll both commence a1 9.M a.m.1
Event 1
50 tgt Wagga Wagga
District C'ship
(Graded 0-1. 2-3, 4-10)
Event 2
50 tgt President's C'ship
100 tgt NSW Ball Trap C'ship
(AA, A 3 C Grades)
Ladies & Junior Shooters % Noms.
"Ladies and Junior Trophies
on each Skeet Championship"
PRESIDENT:
J. A. Power,
34 lnglis Street,
Lake Albert. 2650.
(069) 22 6640
SECRETARY:
112 Grove Street.
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ALBURY WODONCiA
DON'T FORGET
THE
Sydney
PI Club
Winchester
Pre-National
VBnnfl=---I
MARCH
7 8 8, 1981
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THE NATIONALS
PLUS
NOMINATIONS
TO BE WON"
REFER TO FEB
CTSN FOR DETAILS
PRE DUCK OPENING
TWILIGHT & NIGHT
FWIBClV - FEBRUBU 27
10T HANDICAP
Four metre groups 11-14, 15-18. 19-22, 23-25.
1OT DB OFF 15M
Trophy Each Grade
20T POINTS SCORE
Trophy Each Grade.
10T SB OFF 15M
Trophy each metre group 11-13, 14-16, 17-19, 20-22, 23-25.
CANCELLATION NOTICE
Programs set down for March 6 and 8 cancelled
due to duck opening.
6.30
u.m. start
15T HANDICAP
20T DB CHAMPIONSHIP
10T SINGLE BARREL
25T DB CHAMPIONSHIP
25T POINTS SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
25T SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
President
R. Alvarc
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Chumhill. R.G o a l l . L. Hearne. R.Ha,yes. R. Tetlep. G. Mwnuy. 201 SR Ch: OA 'I'
Mwney 19-20. 'A' G. Mwney. 'D'R. Chumk~ill.C' C. Howe.
Consistency Leader T. Mmney.
ORIFFITH. 81-12-80 Clear & hot I41 I. Grirritll C T.C. DB CII; 'A' & OA J
Wlllttakers 71-71, M. Mitcllell 70-71: '8'A. Salalis 34-35. R. Oshlnre 28-29: 'C' W
CorilCi 24-25. R.Kocql 23-25. Griffith C.T.C. PS Clr: 'A' & OA J . Whittakers 93.93.
A. Walker 110-11l:'B'R. Huddlestorl 90.93. C. Wakellchl 511-60:'C' 17, Koeilj 54.6rI
W. J. Danields 58.60. 5 t Elim! M. Mitchell. G,Osbarne. J . Ford. C'weilltll Nipllt IIH
Ch: 'A' & OA A. Batogh 39.40. D. Sullivan 38-40. '0' R, Huddlesioa .W.54. G,
Bennett 50-54: 'C'M. Weylllouth 35-40. F. Mutlch 32-40.
ORIFFITH. 1-1-81 -Clear & hot (671. M.1.A PS Ch: 'A'& OA M. Mrtchell 7rr.75.
'r. Sulafin 74-75: '8' F. Casclla 74.75. B. Osbarnc 73-74: 'C' F. Mdtich 71-75. hl
Weynlouth 70-75. M.1.A. SB Ch: 'A' K. McCu~ustie.J Wl~rtlskci%:'IT & OA G,
McDonald. J. Evans:'C'B. Wild. G, hlitcl~ell.Oriffit11C.T.C. Gra81d PI.ix: 11-13111R
k v i d g e . D. Lindsay. G. Mitctlell and 6. Wild s11;llrul tmpll,v: 14-16m S Guasl. F.
Matich. J . Ford and A. Luc;lr; s h a w l troplly. 17-Ion1 F. Cruwro'olrl. K thicCu111s11e.
A. Poanne: 20-22m G. McDonald. V. Borx. E. McCullou~I~:
23.25111 A. WI-R~III.
T.
Sahfir. I Evans: Lrdiee T ~ v p h pC. Wakefield. Hi@ Gall M. Mitcl~ell246.250,
ORIFFITH. 11-1-81 -Cloudy & hot 1141. loot Tl'encll Ch: ' A ' & OAO. Castellalo
94-100. T. S'lafia 89-100: 'IT D Ht~ddlestou89.100. A. Poanns 85.100: 'C' P.
McWillivnls 76-100. W. Colaci 71-100.
GULGONG. 95.141
Hot (391, 101 DB E0: 9 sl101 possible. 201 DB 15111:A.
Tunlor 39-39. J. C o s h 38-39. T. Young 84-25. 101 SB Hup: A, Turnel- 11-1 1. 1.
Knowlcs 10.11. 101 PS 15111: A. Till.nel. 57-57. J. Stcixlltllolnle 54-57. R. Ilcivis
35-36. l o p DD: C. b r n i u n & R Carr. T YOUIIK
& R. I)i~v~s.
Hiall Gun T m p l n T
YounK. Beet Novice shooter Milton Milicl..
Thank,vou LO MI' Arthur Tunler fo~.dot~1ti1)8
one ol'll~sprrzes to be K I V ~ I Ilo 111e
sllwtel. with the w o ~ s tscore, but tried 1110 hardest, T l ~ i rwas w011 by Gt%th>inle
Wall.
HAWKESBURY. 26.12-80 - Niellt. crlm. Fine (29). POL UH CII: OA A. 1I;lyes
95-B5. V. Oatt 94-94. E. Patterson 42-43.201 DB CII GIPLILYI:'A' A. Hwcs 83-54. P.
Miller: 'B'P. Hunter 21-23. V. Gobbo 10-20. 'C'C. Sciclunn 19-20. B Meek 20.22
HAWKESBURY. Z-1-81- Fine. n i ~ l l1401.
t
201 SB Ch 15n1: OA J . Allol1it:'A' V .
Gatt. G, Sdmon: 'B'D. Watson: 'C'J. Iksunti. T. R i d ~ e301
. Mol~ll~lv
Hcp. I 1-1S F.
Pace. L. Mwn: 16-20 R. Cxsey. J. Gobiw. 21.95 J . A ~ r n s A.
. Pianal. :jot Molrtllip
Hcp Decembel: 11-15 P. Hunter. C. Fortelli: 16-20 V. AhK.I;]. J. Vsll;!: 21.25 K.
Bosanko. G Bedington. N.A.S.A. Shield r o u l ~ l1. OA d . Arius: .A' V. Gntl. Y.
Smith. '8' R,Dawson. V. Abcla: 'C' W. Uolesko. C. Gaieu. 251 DB CI1: -A' P. Muscsl.
K. Basanko. '3' P. Hunter. E. Z;ullo: 'C' J . Uesrulli. 'I'. Ridge.
ILLAWARRA. 4-1-81 -Hot & wil~cly135$,25t HcpTroyl~y:P.Tiiont;ls25.25. J .
htasiers 24-25. A. S w e l l 29-31: FM M.Litlske 28-3 1: BM L. Scolt 21-25, 25t l a k c
Illawarra PS Ch: F. Rarlev 12-75. M. Galli 90-93. K. Perkins 89-93:I?M 5 . I31~ocu
62-75.251 Wongawilli DB"CB: W. ~oneii41-41.~ ; b e l . k i n s 4 0 - 4 1J.
. Max~veII30-31:
FM W. Markham 24-25.
ILLAWARRA. 17-1-81
0verr;lsl & Irul~lid.J ~ I I L I ; I W
Muxs n i p : nlu!lthl.v
winlrel. K. Perkins 48-48. 251 Nebo DB Ch: M. G;illi :%9-38.1.. Scntt 38-:ID. I(.
Perkins 35-36: FM W. Markham 24-25.
JUNEE. P8-12-80- Fine & warn1 1321. 101 DB EO Hcp: 11 divide 10-10. POL I111
T~ophy:W. Scott rDownsidel40-40. B. Gcddilld I J L I I ~:%n-40.
! ~ M. 0'Don.d IJunce)
35-36. 10t PS: 7 divide 30-30. 101 Cant.: 13 divide 10-10. 101 SU Nir.111 KO: H.
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Slarl 10.30
a.m.
30T Ern Webb Hcp
Groups 11-13. 14-17. 18-21. 22-25.
1st each group Mens Digital Watch
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20T
30T
50T
20T
DB PISCORE 15M
MIXED HCP
SB CHAMPIONSHIP 15M
DB HCP
Secretary
Hans Ptaszinski
Phone Walgett 120 BIH
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DOWNSIDE
INTERNATIONAL
GUN CLUB
MOULAMEIN
(AFFILIATED A.C.T.A. & N.S.W.C.T.A.)
(Affiliated A.C.T.A.)
lllillllRlWtlillfflMIIwu1
SUNDAY MARCH 1, 1981
start 9.30 a.m.
Trench Championship
also I.S.U. & American Skeet
SATURDAY MARCH 21, 1881
Skeet Handicap,
D.T.L Club S.B. Championship
& Handicap Events.
Shooters Note:
D.T.L. Events for March 28 cancelled and
incorporated in program for March 21.
President:
Secretary:
Mrs L. Parr
Phone (069) 25 2024
J. Stewart
Phone (069) 22 5141
1981 SHOOT PROGRAM
MARCH -- Sunday
APRIL -- Sunday
- March 22
- April 26
MAY
- Saturday - May 30
JUNE
- Saturday - June 20
- Saturday - July 18
AUGUST - Saturday - August 29
JULY
(ANNIVERSARY SHOOT)
SEPTEMBER - Saturday
OCTOBER
SUNDAY, MARGH 8, 1981
9.00 am
start
CLUB 19 LOCATED 12 KM NORTH OF GLEN
- Sunday -
NOVEMBER
October 25
- Sunday - November 22
(GARY WEBB MEMORIAL)
DECEMBER - Sunday - December 13
10T CONT PS 15M CASH DIV.
(CHRISTMAS SHOOT)
25T NTHN ZONE SB CONT 15M
Badge & Trophy OA. Badge & Trophy 1st each grade.
50T DB 15M TROPHY EVENT
Trophies valued $800.
4 Sapphires divided 11-14m, 15-19m, 20-25m & Best Lady
50c op sweeps each 10
The Moulameln Clay Target range is 3.0 km
from Moulamein on the Barharn Road.
~I1IUUlnlll~lUIwRINU
Ammunition - Lunch & Afternoon Tea - Refreshments
available. Club resewes the right to after program
John McPhee, President
Ph: 633 Glen lnnes
Andrew Futter, Secretary
Ph: Glencoe 23-K
Robert Weaver
Tualka Terrace
Code No. 0585741
Program
1~ a c h7 10.00 a.m.
Sun June 28 10.011 b.1.
100T Metro Skeet C'shio
25T Handicap Trophy
25T 15m P.S. Trophy
Wed March 11 7.30 6.m.
30T
March to December 1981
N.s.w.~s.z.Night S.B.
Sal March 14 1.80 p.m.
C'ship
50T N.S.W. Gun Club 0.8. C'ship
50T N.S.W. Gun Club P.S. C'ship
Sal Marh 21 10.00 a.m.
lOOT Terrev Hills Trench C'shio
50T 15m Graded Trophy '
Sal Malch 28 1.00 p.m.
50T Terrey Hills Mixed Tget C'ship
30T D.B. Handicap Trophy ..
lOOT R. L. Tooth Trench C'ship
IOOT R. L. Tooth I.S.U. Skeet C'ship
50T Duffy Forest P.S. C'ship
50T 15m D.B. Trophy 1st 2nd 3rd
$11 July 11 10.80 a.m.
50T Ku-Ring-Gai Chase Skeet C'ship
505 Skeet Trophy H'cap
Sal ~UIY
18 1.00 s.m.
50T Duffy Forest M.T. C'ship
5OT Terrey Hills P.S. C'ship
sat ~ulv55 10.00 a.m.
Wed JUIV29 7.30 p.m.
30T N.S.W. S.Z. Night M.T. C'ship
IOOT Duffv Forest Skeet C'shio
25T ~andicap~ r o ~ h ya
25T 15m P.S. Trophy
sat hoIil I1 1.fJO 0.m.
50T ~ u - R i n ~ - D.B.
~ a i Cont C'ship
50T Ku-Ring-Gai S.B. Cont C'ship
Sal Awl1 13 10.00 a.m.
1DOT Metro Trench C'ship
50T 15rn Trophy 1st-2nd-3rd
Sal R ~ l 25
l 1 1.I.
30T Sydney District D.B.
15 Pr Sydney Disl D.R. C'ship
sat May 16 1.00 p.m.
50T 15m Graded Trophy D.B.
50T 15m Graded Trophy S.B.
Sal May 23 1.80 p.m.
30T Sydney Oist D.B. Cont C'ship
30T S dney District P.S. Cont C'ship
Wetl May 27' 7.30 p.m.
sal ~uiustI 1.00 1.1.
50T N.S.W.G.C. D.B. Cont C'ship
50T N.S.W.G.C. S.B. Cont C'ship
Sat Rue 6 10.10 a.m.
lOOT N.S.W.G.C. Trench C'ship
Sat BUN 15 1.00 0.1.
25T Ku-Ring-Gai Chase S.B. C'ship
25T Ku-Ring-Gai Chase P.S. C'ship
2 5 f D.B. H'cap Trophy
sal AUQ 22 1.00 1.m.
501 15m 0.8. Graded Trophy
50T D.B. H'cap Trophy
Wtd A!! 1 7.38 0.1.
~ ~ T N . s . w S.Z.
.
Night D.B. Cont C'ship
Sat luo 26 10.00 a.m.
100T N.S.W.G.C. Skeet C'ship
(in conjunction Skeet Teams Match)
IOOT Sydney Dist I.S.U. skeet C'ship
SOT 15m D.B. 25t S.B. Trophy
SOT Terrey Hills D.B. C'ship
SOT Terrey Hills S.B. C'ship
SaI st111 12 1.110 p.m.
N.S.W.G.C. C'ship MEMBERS ONLY
SaI Scot 11 10.00 a.m.
SOT N.S.W. Sthrn Zone Skeet C'ship
50T Sthrn Zone Team Elim Match
20pr Terrey Hills D.R. C'ship
30pr Terrey Hills D.D. C'ship
Sat June 13 1.10 D.M.
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101 Annual General Meeting Presidents &
Vice Presidents Trophy MEMBERS ONLY
Sat luae 20 1.80 1.1.
S ~ Ifme
30T Metro D.B. C'ship
30T Metro S.B. C'ship
n 1u.00 a.m.
SOT Trench Trophy
50T Graded Trench Trophy
100T I.S.U. Skeet Trophy
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sat
a sun nor 7 s 6
10.08 a*.
7th.pnnual Charity Shoot
To be advertised
Sat ~ o v14 10.00 a.m.
lOOT S dney Oist Trench C'ship
sat ~ o v21 10.01Y a.m.
50T Metro Skeet C'ship
50T Skeet H'cap Trophy
Sat Hnv 28 1.00 0.m.
50T N.S.W.G.C. S.B. C'ship
30T Metro P.S. C'ship
1 net 12 1.00 a.m.
0 en Christmas Shoot
sat nee 19 1.09 P.m.
Members Christmas Shoot
Wednesday Night Programs
1st Wed 7.30 $.I#.
Life Members Trophy
5T 12mS.B., 5T 15m P.S.. 5T 18m 0.0.
2nd Wwl 7.30 B.B.
~ i c kEdgell Trophy 20T
31d Wed 7.30 p.m.
Charles Hlavaty Skeet Trophy
25T Skeet
Eley Trophy
25T Trench A.B.C. Grades
dlh Wed 7.30
Bob Droder Cont Trophy
20T D.B. Cont
&I Sell 26 1.w 0.m.
Sat June C 1.80 ~ . m .
50T Graded Trench C'ship
SOT Graded H'cap Trophy
Sal Segt 5 1.M 1.m.
50T N.S.W. State Night D.B. Cont C'ship
Sat May 30 10.00 a.m.
Sat fit1 31 10.00 a.m.
N.S.W.G.C. Club Ch MEMBERS ONLY
5 0 N.S.W:
~
S.Z. Night Skeet C'ship
50T Duffy Forest ISU Skeet C'ship
50T Terrey Hills Skeet C'ship
sat May 9 1.a 1.1.
50T Duffy Forest D.B. Cont C'ship
30T D.B. Cont H'cap Trophy
30T Metro D.B. Cont C'ship
30T Metro P.S. Cont C'ship
30T Metro S.B. Cont C'ship
Sal net 5 1.00 r.m.
Wai AUP I 9 7.30 u.m.
sat May 2 18.~0 a.m.
Sat Ocl 24 1.00 u.m.
Sal July b 1.00 u.m.
50T Skeet Trophy
50T Skeet Handicap
sal AM1 4 10.00 a.m.
SOT Ku-Ring-Gai I.S.U. Skeet C'ship
SOT N.S.W. S.Z. I.S.U. Skeet C'ship
25pr Duffy Forest D.R. C'ship
15 r Duify Forest D.D. C'ship
wed slut
a!
7.38 a.m.
15pr N.S.W. S.Z. Night D.R. C'ship
Note: ~aturdaycompetition Skeet and I.S.U. Eventsto
stad at 10.00 a.m. SHARP. All nominations will close
one (1) hour aflcr advertised starling lime.
O.T.L. Events to start 1.00 p.m. SHARP. All nomlnations wltl close one (1) hour afler advellised starling
tim~.
First Evant ol the day one (1) sighting target to each
shooter to shoot or look at.
Club Trldlng Hours: Practice available belween the
hours 01 1.00 and 5.30 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. Wednesday Evenings 6.30 lill 9.30 p.m. Day.
light Saving 6.30 till 10.30. Saturday 10.00 a.m. till 5.30
p.m.
Qat 013 3 1.011 P.I.
50T 15m Trophy Event Graded
SOT D.B. H'cap Trophy
Sal OCI 10 1.80
r.m:
30T Sydney Dist S.B. C'ship
30T Sydney Oist P.S. C'ship
Fully Licensed Clubhouse
Visitors Welcome
SecretaryIManager: R. L. Forrest
Phone: (02) 450 1775.
:
i3i WRALr[B
RBAB 1FrRRK WILrhP 3 W
(Turn 011 Yon. Vale Rd. at Terrmy Hills Shopping Cmnlre).
MARCH 1381
Saturday. March 7
10 a.m. stari
ZOOT Skeet Championship
I n.a. start
25T Handicap Trophy
25T 15m P.S. Trophy
Noms $20.00
oms
$8.00
N O ~ S$8.00
Wednesday March 11
7.30 R.R. start
30T N.S.W. Southern Zone
Night S.B. Championship
Noms $8.00
Saturday March 14
i.rm
p.m, slarl
50T N.S.W. G.C. D.B. C'ship Noms $10.00
50T N.S.W. G.C. P.S. C'ship Noms $10.00
Saturday March 21
10 a.m. sfart
1OOT ,Trench C'ship
l.M p.m. start
50T 15m Graded Trophy
oms
$20.00
Noms $12.00
Saturday March 28
1.00 p.m. start
50T Mixed Target C'ship
Noms $10.00
Noms $10.00
PHONE: 450 1775.
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* 1981
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT *
* WESTERN ZONE CARNIVAL *
SATURDAY 8 SUNOAY, APRIL 4 8 5, 1981
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151 DOUBLE BARREL CASH DIVIDE - 15 M
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25T LOWER MACQUARIE DOUBLE BARREL CHP 7
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30T WESTERN ZONE DOUBLE BARREL CHAMP
Nom. $6.00
Nom.$8.00
Event4.
30T WESTERN ZONE SINGLE BARREL CHAMP
Norn.$8.00
Opt. Sweeps $1.OO each 10, $1.00 overall
tommemlnu t am
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Events.
30T WESTERN ZONE POINTS SCORE CHAMP
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Opt. sweeps $1.OO each 10, $1.OO overall
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- Sunday, llflril 5,
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Opt Sweeps $1.00 each half (12-13) $1.00 overall
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Nom.$8.00
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15m. 15T off Handicap. Opt. Sweeps $1.OO each 15, $1.00 OA
lst, 2nd & 3rd Trophies-Diamonds
25T LOWER MACQUARIE SINGLE BARREL CHAMP
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15M
Opt. Sweeps $1.00 each half (12-13)-$1.00 overall
Nom. $6.00
Norn. $10.00
15T DOUBLE BARREL CASH DIVIDE - 15M
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HIGH GUN AND INTERMEDIATE HIGH GUN ON ALL EVENTS
* BAR-B-QUE AND CALCUTTA DRAW ON SATUDAY NIGHT *
WESTERNZONE TRAP TEAM ELIMINATION ON EVENTS 3. 4 & 5
* MEALS REFRESHMENTS-- CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE *
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Committee reserves the right to alter the program.
LIMITED ACCOMMODATION
President:
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- WARREN
MOTOR INN
- TELEPHONE
WARREN 444
Secretarv:
.
Situated Comboyne Road, Wingham.
11TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN SHOOT
Event 1
SATURDAY, APRL
I 4
MANNING DISTRICT DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
Event 2.
50c op, sweeps each 10 and overall
Badge and trophy for overall winner.
Trophy for A, B, & C grades, plus 11 & 12 metre trophy.
5 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL HANDICAP
Event 3.
Noms $6.00
1.50
Noms $5.00
.5Oc
50c op. sweep on 5 targets. Trophies for fst, 2nd & 3rd
50 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL OFF 16 METRES
Norns $8.00
3.50
50c op. sw. each 10: $1.00 overai:
Graded 11 to 15; 16 to 18; 19 to 21; 22 to 25
Trophy for 1st in each group, plus 11 & 12 metre trophy.
CALCUTTA SATURDAY NIGHT ON EVENT 6
COMPLIMENTARY TEA SATURDAY NIGHT.
Event 4.
SUIIOAY, APRIL 5
MANNING DISTRICT POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP
50c op. sw. each 30 polnts, 50c overall.
Badge and trophy for overall winner
Trophies for A, B & C grades, plus 11 & 12 metre trophy.
Event 5.
50 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL OFF 15 METRES
Noms $6.00
1.50
Noms $10.00
Graded A, B & C. Prize for overall, plus lst, 2nd & 3rd in each group and an 11 & 12 metre trophy.
Sweeps - $1 each 25; $1 overall.
Event 6.
Noms $20.00
11TH ANNIVERSARY TROPHY EVENT
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20T DB HCP
5Oc op. sw. each 10 tgts.; 50c overall.
Graded - 11 to 15; 16 to 20; 21 to 25.
Total value of trophies, approximately $1,000.
OVERALL WINCHESTER HlGH GUN ON EVENTS 1 to 6
'
1
- POINTS TO COUNT
DAILY HlGH GUN PLUS OVERALL INTERMEDIATE HlGH GUN
Ladies and juniors - half nominations on all events. Shooters please note that ladies and juniors are not eligible for
main trophies if only half nominations are paid.
PRESIDENT:
Gerw Blackman.
SECRETARY:
Jennv Quartermain,
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(Junee). R. Osborne (Wag~a).High Gun K. W d b r i d ~ eITunlitl; FM I. Crisp
WYONG. 10-1-81-Hot(ISl. 1OtDBEO:l. Lee. K Drea. P.Zlkman. P. Jessop. R.
(Tumut): Cock-O.Walk K. Woudbridgc ITunlitl.
Britton 10-10. WynngG.C. W U Ch: R. Hayward 14-20. E. Hill 13-20. I. Lee 15-25:
MARCONI. 41-81
Fine (471. 201 DB CD: L. Trew. S. Toson, K.Loy. 201 PS
FM D. Sinnlelon 8-20. 3Ot DB CD Ism: R. Britton. G. Casey 30-30. 201 SB CD 15nt:
Ch:'A'OA P. Bortolin 72-72. C. Bailey 89-72: 'B'J. Chiapeita 57-80. L. Galea 54-60
1. Lee. J. Mercer 18-20.
'C' W. Roberlaon 48-80. G. Naggar 47-60. 20t DB Ch: OA 11. Theunissen 87-87. A.
YADWA.18.1-81 -Fine. slight breetei331. 101 DB SS: D. Harrison. T. Cotton. R.
Dez Ben 86-87: '8' J. M o r ~ a n18-20. J. Chiapeita 38-38. 'C' G . N u ~ r d 21-22.
r
F.
Holder. K. Handsaker. M. Short. I. McDanald. T. Simmons 10-10. lot PS SS: S.
Twarloh 20-22. 2Ot DB Cont Ch: OA C. Bailey 46.46. L. Abela 45-4fi: 'B' L Gulea
Gcdwin. R. Bartlett. C. Fuller 30-30. 20t DB Trophy 15m Trophy Hap: 11-13 R.
35-38. J. Szabo 18-19: Q' W. Robertson 19-22, F.Fenton 19-23: Best 11-12 S. Kerr
Bartlett 19-20, C. Fuller 24-24, 19-25 1. McDonald 20.20. $51 Anlerican Sty*
14-20. H i ~ hGun C. Bailey 118.120.
Tmphy: D. Harrison. M. Short. T. Simmons 15-15:shoot-off M. Short 17-17. High
MARCONI, 18-1-81-Fine. windy (681. PSCh: 'A'L. Abela 98.98. M. Qalli 74-75:
Gun C. Fuller 70-75.
'8' E. Shutte 80-81. M. Bianwni 58.50: 'C'& OA V. Spiteri s9.9e. P. &binovak~
YOUNG SOLFERINO. 18-1-81-Very humid (401. l o t DB EO 15nl: R. Percival.
$7-80; Best 11-12nl Mrs A. Sewell 54-60. DD Ch: G. Fitzerald & V. Watson 39-40.
B. Spees. P. Walmsley. D. Rowland. C. Warren. S. HardinR. R. Shnw. K.
P. Palill k W. Vafentine38-40.S. Phillips & F. Luccarda27-28, UR Ch: OA L Abt!sr
Woodbridge. J. Power. 801 Champions of Champions: R. Sharv. K. McCumslie. J.
29.30. V. BorR2&30:'B'L. Chalker 18.20. L. Galen 17-20: 'C F.T\varIoh 16-20, P.
Power. S. liarding. 1. Halls. C. Warren: FM C. Myers.
Roea 14-20: Best 11-l2m Mrs A. Sewell 13.20. H i ~ hGun' L. Abela 104.105.
MOULMIEIN. PI-1-61 -Fine. very hot 123). 101 I5nl SS: 10-10 R. Weaver. G.
McFarlane. C. Bonnici. N. Lipple. C. Goley. K. k t . R. Ridgewav. 2ot Tropilp ism:
2 poMiblea G. McFarlane. N. Lipple won by N. Lipple 21-21. G. McFarlane 20.91.
101 HcpTtoplw: poasibles R. Weaver. G. McFarlane. C. Bo~tn~ci.
C. Got.r.v. K. Beet.
D. Hall: wall by Chris Gorey 10-18. G. McFdrlane 18-18. 101 Novice 11r11:C. 01.r
10.10.
A trophy lor the best local shwter not winning a sweepstake o r trophy ~ v d won
s
by Darn4 Hall.
NARRANDERA. 10-1-81 - Night 1291. Mixed TKI EO 51 SB 5pr DR: A. SalaIin
14-15. A. Wnlker 13-15. D. Walker. K. Lany1e.y. R. Rusilby, M. Siannlore. T.
m a f i a 12-15. MixedT~tTrophyEvent 5t DB. s t SB.51 PS. 5pr UR: R. Bushby. A.
Walker. T. SalnEin: FM M. Ierano. Novelty Event 5t DB 11111.5t DU 25~11.N.
McDermott 10.10. Alice Walker. T. SalaIita 9-10,
NARRANDERA. 18-1-85 -Hot 1411. Mixed Tgt EO 5t DR. St SR Hcp: T.Kirk. G .
TUCkolt. M. Weymwthall 10.10. Mixed Tg1 T~.oplryEveltt 101 138. I01 SB Hcp: A.
Winston Churchill's famous comments are familiar to most
Pmnne. C. Ceely. F. Schnletzel*:FM $. Davics: BM M. Mitcltell: lady G. Uunc;ni:
High Gun C. W l y : OA High Gun M. Weyruoull~.DD lop),: 8 pair of s1~ooter.sshot
of us. especially the one relating to the British and Allied
9-10. MixMLTgt CD 4pr DR. 3t DB:T. SalaIia 15-15. M. Mitchell 14-15. B. IYavies.
fighter pilots referred to as the "Few". For those of us who are
D. Wnlker. A. Walker 13.15.
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unable to recount this comment. it mes - "Never in the field
NEWCABTLE. 3-1-81 Fine (241. 201 DB 15111: divided R. H U I I C O 1
C ~ize.
. J
7 ~J. Dunn.
.
P, Zikman 20.20. 501 SU Ch: OAK Cutz~tninys52-56, 'A' H. WI~SOII
of human conflict. have so many. owed so much. to so few".
51-50, 'B'K. Hall 47-52. C' 1. Clarke 39-50. 1 0' ~ 1OR:
. R. \Vilsotl 19-20, C. Uenl!r\,
Churchill's comment can be directly related to our sport.
15-20. I. h 15-20. P. Zikman 15.20.
today! Now many of us golto alour club. put a gun in the rack:
Se0retar.v: Ian T. Clarke (0491 2580s.
nominate. and then wait our turn to shoot? Sound familiar?
NEW ENGLAND. 11-1-81 Hot & sunny 1361. 201 DB Isla: Peter Wri~lll.llalc
Ellia. E. Redrnan.C. Bloxsome. J. Willia~as.R. Hammondall20-20. 201 SB 16m:A.
The "Few" in our case are the adn~inistrationof a gun club.
Kempton. R. Kiehne 20-20: J.McPhoe. 0 .Bwter. G. Dawson 19-20.2Ot DB Hcp. A
How many times have you heard comments like. "There are
Putel.. R. Kiehne 20-20: J. Denlave. G. Baxter. Dale Ellis. Peter Wrilfht 19.20.
no drinks left". "They (theclub1 have run out of cart~~iclges"
or
High Gun Ron Kiehne 58.80: FM Hiuii Gun Geom Baxler 57-60.
Andww Futter phone Glerlcw 23-K.
"Where is the referee for our squad?" You could go on forever! :
ROYALAERO. 28-1~-80-Finet5lI. BankstownSB Ch: 'A'H. T t ~ e u n i s s 20.20
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For all these cases the job of procuring taf~ashmentand
& OA. 'B' L. Galea 21-22. 'C' D. Gwdwin 16-20. Half' Centul:v DB Ch: 'K C.
running a shoot fall to all too few. The people that do L!le
Davenport 116-116 &OA. S. Phillips 115.3 18: '3' P. Abela 53.54. S.Sublli 4!1.50:
'CT. Jerry 46-50. F. Twarloh 45-50. Cetltenial DR Ch: 'A'S. La-Rosa 28-30 & OA.
menial tasks are never so much as given a pat on the head for
'8' L. Oalea 24-32. 'C T. Jerly 20-30. High Gun S. Phillips 95-100.
the work they do. but let something go wrong and the iir~cttp
ROYAL AERO. 11-1-81- Fine 1721. Trophy Hcp: H. Theunissen 41-42. S. Znrfb
for "throwing the stones of citicism" makes the "Great Wall of':
40.42. J. Chiapetta33-34. Bwlkstown 1~alfCe11tuty:'KT.Ro~uumello85.89 & OA.
China" look like a suburban front fence.
G. Fit~gerald78-78: '8' L. Galea 82-88. P. Abela 74-75: 'C' V. Spileri 56-56. J
Conini 55-56. High Gun 14. Theunissen 75-75.
The long tern1 effect on any club is that the "Few" becomc
TAREE-WINQHAM. 10 & 11-1-81 Hot. humid and clear. 1481. Mid N-C Skiw1
fewer. the small mistakes become more frequent. the grunlCh: B. Rwke. B. N011. J. Stewart. N.S.W. ISU Trap Ch: 'AX K,toy 07-100. 'A' W.
bles grow louder. and the attendance dwindles. Inevitably the
Jon~194-100.'B'N. SimmS 91-100. 'CD.O'Brien74-100. NtI1t.n Zoneskeet Dl,: B,
Rwke 83-100. B. Noll 92-100. C. Hawkins 80-100. Nthrn Zone Trap Clt. 'A' J .
taslrs fall to one or two. or. if you're lucky. three people. But.
Maxwell 98-100. ' A X T. Rumbel 95-100. .B' B. Dent 81-100. 0' J . QLISI.~CI.III~~II they will throw it in. as the ingratitude of the masses
82.100.
continues to grow. and grow it will!
The New SDuth Wulea Trap Team is us ioltows K. Loy 43-50. R. Dullcall 46.50.
A. Kavanagh 45-50. T. Rumwl 48-50. J. Maxwell took out the Team H i ~ Gun
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Somehow. sometin~e.sonlebody will try to pull it together. .
with 49-50and T. Budd 45-50. TheOATrap H i ~ Gull
h went loTe1vy Rumbel nCter
He
or they. have to engender a sense of clitb pride and.:
ashool-off wiUi John Maxwell. the seote h i n 215-225.
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participation and make a team effort. in order that, the club
lo Barney Rwke with 183-200. The N.S.W. ISU Sub.commit1ce was Formed at a
may survive.
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This situation has existed in the majority of clubs
'I'ERRANORA LAKES. 11-1-81 - Fine and Ltol 1251. 1st DB Cot11 Ism SS.
Australia. but still the "lrnockers" persist. and the "Few" ke
11-14m A. Bailey. N. Buffier 13-15. L. Weeks. D. Hanger. S Iles 12-15: 15.18111J.
changing.
Kent. M. Swale. L. Cobden. G. Turrell 14-15: 19-25m J. Duykel. 15-15. W. Chuodler
14-1s. R. Potter. R. Turner. P. Turner 13-15: FM D. Hanger. 30t DB Cont Club Ch
Every member of aclub must accept that he gives to his club
Graded: OA M. Swale 30-30. 'A' R. Pottar 30-30. '6' J. Kent 28-80. 'C'J . Dawkirts
.as much as he expects to receive.
27-30. 101SB Hcp Rose Sagse Cup: L. Cobden 1410.151 DB Hcp SS: L. Cobdea. A.
The many tasks that a club member may undertake to help
Balley. M. Swsle. W. Chandler ail 15-13. FM A. Bailey. 20t A.T.A. 15m: 11.14nt 0 .
his club run a shoot include such thin@ as CUE dr P. Bailey 18-20. L Weeks. D. Hanger. S. Iles. A. Naunlenn 17-20: 15.lsm M.
Swale. Ct. TurrdL 20-20. J. Kent. P. Harve,y 18-20: 19.25nl J. Duyker 20-20. R.
1. Ensure target stocks in trap houses are adequate.
Turner. I. Bateman 18-10.
2. Assist in squad chasing.
Bob Ridler. secretary. phone (0751 35 3444.
3. Pencilling for a referee etc. etc.
TIMUT. 4-1-81 -FLncandllot 130). lOlSB 15nl: 5 possibles A. Povey. J. Gilpin.
G. Sheedy. S. Warding and G. Thalcher. 251 SB 1541 Tumut G.C. Ch; OA K.
Things like club maintainance on grounds. fences. traps.
Woodbridpu, 25-25. 'A' J. Power 23.25. 'B' C. Trve 24-25. 'C'J. Gilpilr 24-28. 201 DB
clubhouses etc. can be made very easy by many hands.
Hcp CD: 6 p s i b t e s G. Limdley. R. Percival. R. Baker. C. Rowland. P. Coddinston
It is your club. your sport. you can onky get out of it wh
nnd T. Elliott. 30 Mixed Tgt off Hop Metreage Div: ll.14nt B. Gwdard 48-50.
15-lam S. Hatdinu 47-50. 19.25m B. Mayo 47-50.
you put in.
Secrclary R. Baker. phone (068) 47 1243.
If the attitude of many was to be copied by all. the
TYACIARAII.4-1-81 -Fine(ll). 5tEO: J . Duyker. G.Turrell5-5.25lContCh: J.
"BOOM"this sport will have will be the club door closing
Duyker 25-25. 1. Boteman 4042. D. Slonn 38-42, l o t SB Mug: I. Bateman ro-11.
that act will be performed by the last of the "Few'' ... sayi
201 Pts SS: J. Duyker 50-20. P. Flack 57-20. 1. Bateman 57-19, lot Hop SS: D.
SLwn.J. Duyker. P. Flack. M. Bertoli 10-10. Box Sweep: J. Duyker. H i ~ Gun
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have had enough. let somebody else bash their head ag
Duyker 88-70: Inter High Gun A. Cox 80-70.
the wall!"
Phone (086I 8 5 7042.
WACto111-1-81-Hot b n a y (451.75t A.T.A. Tmphy 15nl: OA E. Vincent ss.100.
'A'B. Duncan 98-1W:B'R. Osborne70,75. 'C'R. Jewell71.75.20t DB Trophy Hcp:
Peter Hunter
11-15m B.Qaddatvl57-57. 18-20010. Osborne44-45.21.25111 J. Blain 19-20. HiRh
Hawkesbury Gun Club
Gun Trophy was won by Ray Jewel1 91-95.
Sscmtary Don Clout. 112 Grove Street. Kwringak. 2650. Phone (OW) 22 5831.
WEST W Y I W N O . 28-12-80 - Hot and stormy (29). I001 Trench Trophy: 'A' D.
MeKenzie 91-1W. B. Duncan 90-100:'B'G. Bennett 83-100. S.Dtinslall70-100:'F
S. Blain 84-IOo. D. McKenzie J n r 83-100. Novice J. Lawrence 47-100.
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QUEENSLAND CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION REPORT
Early in December. S.E. Zone Coach Mr Stafford Slnith was
invited to be the guest speaker at an evening organized by the
Hervey Bay Rotary Club.
Stafford chose to speak on the following subjects in the time
allocated to him:- (a1 What clay target shooting is all about.
(b) Gun safety. (cl Introduction of clay target shooting & g u n
safety into the school program.
Stafford utilized the "Sales Kit" which is now available fb~'
club coaches to use when approaching' their local High
Schools for participation in the Clay Target shooting and gun
safety program. This 'kit' was passed around anlong the
members attending as well as copies of the A.C.T.A. "Introduction to Clay Target Shooting" booklet.
Following his address. Stafford reported he answered
several questions which created great interest to the listelling
members. This is a n example of the P.R. available to each
shooter in Queensland to promote this great sport to the
general public in each town and city. Congratulatioi>s Stafford - keep up the good work.
Once again referring to the recent Art Union r u n by the
Association. it is interesting to note that first and second
prizes went to non shooters. let's hope this converts them.
Club secretaries are advised that copies of the club administration manu& used during the 1980 seminars are still
available. if your club did not receive one please advise the
State Office.
ANNUAL SHOOT
Salurday March 21
EVENT 1
NOM $6.00 01s $1-00
Wandoan & Dlst DB Chp
25T DB 15m. Badge O1A Trophies 1 1 - 2 A B C
EVENT 2
NOM $6.00 OIS $1.00
Andy Turner Mem. Shoot
20T SB Hcp. Trophies 1. 2, 3.
EVENT 3
NOM $6.00
Medley
10T SB 15m. 10T DB Hcp. Sweepstakes
EVENT 4
NPM $6.00 01s $1.OO
Wandoan & Dist DB N~ghtChp
25T DB 15m. Badge OIA ~rophies-l& 2 A.B.C.
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GUN CLUB
Sunllay March 22
Annual Shoot set down for April 18 & 19
is now to be held April 4 & 5, due to
clashes with annual shoots in nearby
zones.
NOM $6.00 OIS $1.00
Wandoan & Dist
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EVENT6
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$100 each 11-15m 16-20rn 21-25m, $200 O/A
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Presidents Trophy
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B.B.Q. Saturday Night. Lunch Sunday.
President
Dud James
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The Association glassware is selling well. One club advised
it is using the ashtrays as an incentive p r i z e f o r novice
shooters
perhaps your club would like to do this also
1 have been advised by the h p t : of Sport that s o t n e of the
c l u b s * whose subsidy applications were approved last year
have already received their cheques. Clubs whose applications
were'approvedshould send in the specified requirements. so
payments can be made b e f o r e the end o f the 1980-81Fiancial
year:
The 1981-82applicationswill be issued to each club early in
M a r c h PLEASE f o l l o w the guidelines laid down by the
Department when applying f o r subsidy. If you have any
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enquiries contact the State Secretary.'
ANNTJAL SHOOTS: WANDOAN GUN CLUB: CHARLJZVKLE'
GUN CLUB.
DID YOU KNOW?
Wandoan is in the W e s t e i n Zone and is 417 k m f r o m
Brisbane. This club was f o r m e d in 1961 with a membership o f
twenty. the secretary was J. J. O'Donnell. In June 1961 a 50
pound handicap event was on the p r o g r a m m e , but due to a
good attendance the prize money was increased to 60 pounds.
Visiting shooters are assured of a friendly welcome when
attending the Wandosn Annual 2 Day shoot.
Charleville Gun Club hold its One Day Annual Shoot this
month. C h a r l e v i l l e is also in the W e s t e r n zone and is 763 k i l l
from Brisbane. John Raleigh a western zoqe councillor
assures us all visitors &re made most welcome.
BEV GRICE
STATE SECRETARY
BNSBANE. 11-1-81- Hot and Windy (201. ST DB. ST SB ism: 'A' Guy
Bedington 31-31. 'B' Peter Mariner 10-10. 'C' Duncan GiUespie 16-18. 1st DB Hcp
1.2.3: Karl Walker 18-18. DavidSmith 17-18. PoulMcGregor-Jonea 15-18. 1STDB
Pts 15m: OA Guy Bodington 48.48. 'A' Steve Follett 44-45. '8' Trevor Mariner
47-48. 'C' Kevin Reedman 43-45. 5 pr DR Grd SS lam: 'A' Roas Pennid. Guy
Bedington 9-10, 'D'Peter Mwiner. Tony Tonreauto 8-10. C Keith Hutchison 7-10.
High Gun Guy Bedington 78-80.
BNSBANE. 21-1-80
Warm. (night 8hmt) 138). 20T DB Grd SS Ism : 'A'S.
Fallett. D. EVA
20-20. 'B' R. ~ a i a k a n d e G.
. . Mariner. A. Cox. Duvid Smith. G.
Turnbull 20-20. '(r K.Hutchison 20-20.2OTDBTrophy lam: OA Hick C - ~ d e
(Brisl27.27. 'A' Alan Wilt (Kullangur~20-P7.'B' Peter Mariner (Brisl19.20. 'C'Kw
Re&mn. (Bris) 29-30.
. CENTRAL BUFNETE lkl.81
Ovcrceal& Showery. (27). 15T Cont Sweeps
16m:J. Johnson. C. Fayle, J. Hnyne. V. Rossi. 30T Cont Pls Chp 15m: 'A' & 0.4 V.
Rossi. 8 ' J. Hile. C' J. Johnson. 15T DB Hcp. H. Harmon. D. Jones. L. Harris.
~ Front marker high g u n went to H. Harmon & h k m a r k e r high gun to G.
Darlington.
CHARTERS TOWERS. 4-1-81 Overr&, with showers (21). POT DB Hop: R.
Scott. N. Giddy. D. Stomman. B. Morgun. J. Jylecek. B. Gaytoll. G. Bennett. 20T
SB t-ophy: N.Giddy. P.Bell. D. Killick. lOT DBTower Trophy: A. Smtt. A. Kennu.
W. Eggerstedt. 8 pr DD: Went cancelled due lo ruin.
ooLn COAST. 7-1-111 -Fine night (M).
PSTDB ism: 11-lam Garry Davison &
&Ian Naummn 2346, f 6,Wm Ian Sleigh 24-25. 18-25n1Bill Chandler 24-25, 2ST
SB Americun ATA 1 5 w l l t 1 4 m Pekr Bailey 25-27. 15-17111Col Goldup 24-25.
1a-26m Athol Iiicks 27-27:. . , ".
aoLD COAST. 17-1.81 -Fine slight wind. Saturday (70). Baumrn Gold Cup 25T
DB 15m: OA k 'A' m u g Smith 73-73. Omg N w e y 72-73. '8' D. Wyland 3031.
DavidSmith
29-31.0' W. Frith 25-Z?. Qarrv Davison 24-Z?. 25T DB 15m Tmuhvs
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by state seiviEBO cWPs t o m *A*P. stein. K: ~ u n l l q r S.
. Blomneld. 'B'G.~ u k e i ~ .
G. Watson, W.J.n. Chandler. C' R. Wdpole. i.Sleigh, J. Dawllins. La-Hogarlh
Cup 25T S.B. ism: OA & 'A'G. Newey. 0. Walxh. 'B'J. Farrow. B. Herbert. '2'I.
SlGgh. G. DivLson.
.:GOLDCOABT. 18-1-81 -Fine. Sinday (72). PacihLcCoast DB Pta Chp 25 T 16m:
OA &'A'S. Reinke 93.03. M. Swale 90.93. '8'P. Morlnar 74-75. C. Gotdup 76-81. 'C'
R: Watling 72.75. A. Bailey 70-75. J n r W.H.R. Chondlm*65-75. $700 cerh H ~ p 4 0 T
DB Oaloutta: OA M. Swole 44-40, OA I. Sleigh. B. Powell. J. Fermtt T. Mainer. A.
McClyrqont. 8. Lowry. 38.40.21-asm K. Cameron &J. Duyker 34-40. W. Stevens
3540. 17-20m M.Swum 40-40. J. FelSrelt.T.Mariner. A. McClymont 38-40. Ditto
Cont: 14-18m 1. Sleigh & B. Powell 3B-40. A. Naumann.& R. Walpole 3840.
f i-13m B. b w r y 39-40. A. Bailey 38-40. D. Bennett 37.40. Gotd Coast Chp of Chp
2ST DB 20m: OA W. Stevens 35-35.20.25 G. Newey 34-35.15-19 M. Swule 27-28.
1t.14 G. Cliff 23.25.
High Gun over the 2 duy curnival Mike Swule 208-215. FM High Gun A. Bailey
165.215.
GLADSTONE. 9611.80
F ~ n c(38). 1OT SB 15m: A. Williems. B. Goedy. W.
Nim. LOOTDB Ism: W. S c a r b m u r h 09-100. A. WiililUMQ7-100.J. EUiOtVE-1W.
ti.Deelev 95-100. D. Shaw 04-100. B. HerBert 98-105. E. Younr97-105. L. Tselew
95-103. j.DickenaO4-102. K. Midgley 93.101.25 pr DR. J. ~ l l r o52-58.
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51-58. K. Muckay 40.50. 8. Herbert 38-60. R. Hannah 38-59. N. Deeley 37-52.
Meterage groups 11-14 R. Burtlmn 2B.50.15.1Bm W. Scarborough 3&54.19-2fm
E. Young 36-54, S2-25rn W. Niou 3550.
QMIPXE. 11-1-81 Fine & Sunny (22). OOT DB 15m: Bill Stolberg. T.
Groundwuter. Barry Stolberg. A. Bott Z(r20,nOT Pts Hop: 11-1SmR.Owen 58-130.
l a - l s m G. F w b r 6ET5.20-25m E.Ksth54.60. Gympie8.B. C h p OAQ'A'E. Kath
29-30. 'B'R.DuMn 29-34. 'C'R. Owen 26-31. 20T DB Hop: G. Durre Ztrza. Bill
&lberg,10-20. B. Rowsell 32-34. H ~ g hGun k n Owen 118-130.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS-MARCHI.,
BALLANDEAN GUN CLUB
SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
MAY 16 and 17, 1981
cornmenelnu at ! am each day
i SATURDAY
:
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Event I.
Nom $6
GRANITE BELT DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
25 Targets from 15 metres, Donated by W. Stevens & Sons
Badge & Trophy. 1st Trophies 2nd 3rd. Best 11-12& best 13-14 metres
Optional $1 sweep Overall
Event 2.
Nom $6
GRANITE BELT SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
25 Targets from 15 metres. Badge & Trophy 1st Trophies 2nd 3rd
Best 11-12 & best 13-14 metres.
Optional 50 cents sweep on each 10.
Event 3.
Nom $25
BALLANDEAN THOUSAND $1000 CASH
30 Targets Double Barrel Hcp. D~vided60% 30% 10%
SUNDAY
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17
BALLANDEAN TEAMS MATCH
Queensland v New South Wales
Shooters will shoot for the state in which they reside
Event 1.
Nom 513
ELIMINATION EVENT
30 Targets Points from 15 metres
The twelve top shooters from each state will represent the two states with the 10 top scores to count. $50 for the top scorer in each
oi the following groups 11-13,14-16,17-18,19-21,22-25
Event 2.
Norn Free
BALLANDEAN TEAMS MATCH
20 Targets Points from 15 metres
Badge for each member of the winning team. High Gun trophy
Event 3.
Nom $12
$500 CASH HANDICAP
$200 - 20 Targets Double Barrel divided 60% 30% 10%
$200 20 Targets Points divided 60% 30% 10%
$100 Overall on Broken Targets 60% 30% 10%
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11-14 METER HIGH GUN TROPHY ON BROKEN TARGETS
ALL PRIZES ARE GUARANTEED
The committee reserves the right to alter the number of targets in the handicap events.
Practice shoot Friday 15th at 3 pm
Lunch - Refreshments - Cartridges available
Plenty of space for campers. Water & toilets available
Shooters & their wives are invited to a banquet at the Stanthorpc Civic Centre on Saturday night at 6 pm
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A. J. Smith President
Phone (076)841 131
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For Motel Reservations contact
Noel Smith Secretary
Phone 1076)841239
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS--MARCH - '
Easter Weekend - Omen Shoot
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4 TRAP LAYOUTS
Friday, fibril 17
EOMMEllClNG 2 PM
GRADED SWEEPSTAKES
Salurday, April 18, 1911
CUMMUlClWG 9 AM
DARLING DOWNS DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
- Graded. Badge Overall - Trophies 1st. 2nd. A. 0 , C Grades.
Optional Sweeps - 80.50 each 15T.
30T from 15 metres
$300.00 CASH HANDICAP
30T Double Barrel from A C.T.A. Hand~capdivided 60% 30% 10% in 30T
PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP TROPHY
20T Double Barrel from A.C.T.A. Handicap. Trophies 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
SATURDAY NIGHT
DINNER AND CALCUTTA AT TELEFORDS
Sunday, April 13, I981
COMMPCING 9 ItM
DARLING DOWNS POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP
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Optional Sweeps - $0.50 each 15T.
$1,000.00 CASH HANDICAP - CALCUTTA EVENT
40T Double Barrel from A.C.T.A. Handicap. $100.00 div. 60% 30% 10%
Metreage prlzes 11-15m $300.00, 16-20m $300.00, 21-25m $300.00
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25T DB from 15m - Graded. Badge overall - trophies 1st. 2nd. A.B.G. Grades
High Gun - over two day advertised program - B.T.T.C.
Best 11-15 metre shooter - over two day advertised program - B.T.T.C.
Veteran High
Gun
- over two day advertised program (over 60 years of age)
AMMUNITION. LUNCHES. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON
THE GROUNDS
Bridge Str. Motor Inn 343299
Gowrie Motor Inn 300277
Telefords 322433
Charlton Caravan Park 304195
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KALLANOUR. 4-1-81 - Fine. Hot (441. 2OT DB s5 ISM Grd A.B. & C: 17
shooters shared the SS.20T DB "Mrrumba" Chn 15m: OA A. Witt 32-32. 'A' G.
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Dnniells 19-21. '2's.Burlison 18-20. FM G. McGrath 14-20, lOpr DDTrophy @.lit
Hcp)! H. Hermans & J. Wardrop 20-20. J. Burliaon & S. Burlim 10.20.10 pr DR
SS 15m: 10 Shooters shored the SS. High Gun Winners: 'A' G. tfwdbine 73-80. 'B'
C. Rohlf 70.80. C' W.Daniells 84-80. FM H. Herman6 54-80. Ladies T. Meadows
82.80.
XJNOAROY, 4-1-81
Fine & Warm (241. 20T DB Ism: 11-12m W. Gurney
17-20.13-16m W.Alexander $9-20.17-25m E. Ransom 51-51 in shoot ofl Prom P.
McDonald 50-51. 15T SB ism: 11-12rn A. Thorp 13-15 shoot off from M. Wiltett
12.15. 13-18m W. Schultz 14-15. 17-25m S. Reinke 22-22 shoot off from P.
McDonald 21-22. 15T Pts Hcp: W. Alexander 45-45. W. Gurney 4245.W. 5chultz
41-45. High Gun P. McDonald 48-60.
MOUNT ISA. 10-llil/Bl -Fair, windy. light rain (45). DB 10T Cont ON15m: R.
Bentley. P. Baron. 3. Sehaatian. T. Kittila. 25T DB Night Cont Chp 15m: OA Gus
Buemhler 25-25. 'A' Gary Cooke 14-25. 'B' T. Kitlila 28-25. 'C' M. Byrne 24-25.
Skeet 2ST: Top Score T. Kittila 22. 60t 1st 30T Sweeps lam. 2nd 30T Hcp
Perpetual Trophy: Gary Pooke, R. Mngdics. 12-l4m J.K. Joyce (M.K.U.), l l m J.
Grech. 2OT A.T.A. SB off 15m SS: N. 0nton.T. Klttlla. F.Novinetz 19-20,OA High
Gun T. Kittila 129.140. D.T.L. High Gun T. Kittila 107-115.
Our club house is almost completed and will be in madineas lor the wne carnival
during easter weekend.
ROCKHAMITON. 4-1-81 -Hot-Humid (32). 1st Rnd Hcp: D. Cmgrande 25-25.
D. Houston & W. Scarborounh 25-25.2nd Rnd off nun: A. Atcheson 23-25.0. Huff
& J Dlckens 22-25.40T DBVchp OA 'A'J. Elllot 3i-40 'B'W. Scarborough 39.40.
'C' W Warner 39.40 20T Medley off Hcp B Stuart 19-20. E Young 18.20. L
Dalton 18.20 10 pr DR J Ell101& D Wurl 17-20. C. Deeley 16-20. H ~ g hGun won
by E. Young 57-60.
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ROMA. 17-1.81. - Wet. overcast (151. WT DB Hcp: D. Thompson 80-20. C. Reid
22-23. J. Biddul~h21-22, 20T Pts Ism: $.'BiddulDh 57-60. E.Denton 54-80. O.E.
Bryant 54-80. ~ ~ T 15m:C.
S B Reidla-l8.D. ~ o w & n 14-18.0.E. Bryant 13-15. R.
Nugent 13-15. Nightshoot 15TDB Hcp: R. Rashford.15-15. C. &id 15-15. R. Bain
14-15. 15T SB ism: C. Reid 14.15. R. Nugent 14-15. D. Bowman 13-15,
ST. GEORGE. 10-1-81 - Pine (17). 10T DB 1Sm: M. Stewart. J. Bycknell. L.
Schmidt. S. Shndfast. C. Stewart. T. Siddins. H. Siddins. 3. StinR. R. McKane. 10T
SB 15m: H. McDonald. 8. Siddins. G. Pinches. T. Siddins. J. Sting. 20TDB Hcp: H.
Siddin. T. Siddins. J . Sting. 10 pr DD: H. McDonald & J. Sting. J. BucknPl & N.
McKnne. G. Pinches & L. Schmidt. High Gun H. Siddina.
TOOWOOMBA, 11-1-81-Fine(28). Skeet. 5OTISUChp:D. Wells 45-SO. M. Haas
43-50. R. Donovan 37-50. 'A'D.
Wells 45-50. 'WJ.Jefreries 36.50.'C'C. Reid 26-50.
Trap. 30T DB 15m:'A'C. Reld 40-40. 'B'R. Donovan 30-30. 'C'C. Gates 27-30. 30T
DB Hcp: 11-ism J. Jefferies 29-30. 10.20m C. Reid 34-35. 21-25m W. Hughes
28-30. Trap High Gun - C. Reid 59-00. OA Hlgh Gun D. Wells 99.110. Veterans
Trap High Gun - W. Hughes 5?-60.
WARWICK. BE-12-80 - Overcast ;49). 75T ATA: OA K. Steven 251A 74-75. 'A' $. '
Porter B5-A 73-75. P. Evans 20-A 71-75. 'B'P. Nielsen i a B 71-75. A. Finlayson
19-B 68-75. 'C'F. Fiechtner 15-C 69-75. K. J. Harlow 1 8 4 88-75.
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ANNUAL SHOOT 1981
APRIL 4 8 5, 1981
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Saturday, dpril 4
commencing 11.00 a.m.
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Event 1.
Event 2.
Nom $6.00
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MARANOA DB CHP 25T
15M
1, 2, 3 & best 1 I-12m badge overall
Nom $6.00
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MARONOA St3 CHP 25T
15M
Trophy & Badge overall A B C
Event 3.
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60%
Nom $10.00
30T HANDICAP
Nominations back to shooters
- NIGHT SHOOT -
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Event 4.
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STATE SB NIGHT CHP 50T
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Nom $9.00
15M
Trophy & Sash overall A B C
Sunday, April 5
commendne 9.00 a.m.
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Event 5.
Nom $6.00
MARANOA DB PTS CHP 25T - 15M
Event 6.
Nom $12.00
40T CASH HANDICAP
15% each meterage group (Qld. Challenge Shield Teams
Match)
Event 7.
MELBOURNE
W. ZONE SB CHP 30T
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15M
Optional sweeps events I , 2, 3. 4, 5, 7.
Overall Hlgh Gun Intermediate Hlgh Gun
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The Committee reserves the right fo alter the program.
Ammunition. Refreshments Available. Campers & Caravans
Most Welcome.
Accommodation Roma Motel, Phone 222256, Carnarvon
Motel 2 2 1 5 9 9 , Club Hotel/Motel 221322, Wishing Well Motel
2 2 2 5 6 6 , Mandalay Motel.
President: C. REID, Box 536 Roma, Phone (074) 221138
Secretary: D. BOWMAN, Box 536 Roma, Phone ( 0 7 4 )
(LILYDALE, VICTORIA)
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET S H O O T I N G NEWS-MARCH
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Acknowledgement
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TASMANIA
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CRESSY. 97-11-80
Fine. hot (73). 15T FM Hcp: l l m P. Goas 15-15, 12m D.
Berry 17-19. 13m P. Marion 22-22. 50T Fred Blake M a . Chp: 'A' &High Gun B.
ILca 100.100. 'B'B. Flint 60.60, 'C'D. Dykslra 53-56. 20T Single Barrel Womens
Comm. Trophy shoot: 'A'L. Gray 28-26. '8'P.J. Saunders 21-22. '2'1. Aylett20-21.
SOT C.G.C. Grand Hop: P.J. Suunders 50-50. S. Browning 105-107. R. Cannell
105-107, meterage group winners 11.13m T. Yon Steightz. 14-1Bm S. Browning.
17-1QmP.J. Saunders. 20m & over J.Murphy. High Gunsashover events 2.3 & 4
L. EUie.
DEVONPORT, 17-1-81- Hot & Sunny (26). 25T Hcp Skeet SS:S. Munday. P.
Rcckliff. E. Mason. P. Cains. M. Elliott. K. Aylett 25 &over. 1OTDBEO Ism SS: S.
Munday. M. Von Steiglitz, L. Viney 1010. Club DB ChpGrd Best FM High Gun: 'A'
C. Lathnm 29-30. 'B'P. Rocltliff 29-30. 'C C. Coalello 37-40, FM Yrs D. Aylett
13-30. High Gun P. RDokliff 33-94. 2OT ASA SB SS: S. Munday 19-20. T.
Vonsteiglitz & L. Viney 18-20.Secretary; M. Maion (004) 24 5695.
HUONVIttE. 4-1-81-Warm & Windy (30).25T sporting Field: 'A' L. Eriy
91-25. 'B'B. SidneU21-25, 'C' G. Tarrnnt 18-25. 20T Twr Pts: G. Tarrant 78-81. L.
Williams 75-81. L. Gray 74-78. FM M.J. Bennett. 25T Cont DB:'A' L. Qray 25-85.
'B' G. T a r n n t 25-25. 'C'G. Courtney 23-25. '0R. Richards 16-25.
ROBEBERY. P5-1-81-Hot.EO:R. Gardam5-5.1. Abblitt 5-5. West Dist. SB: :C'
S. Woods 19-20. 'B' 1.Abblit 24-28. 'A' K. Woods 25-29. DB Hcp: R. Gardham
22-22. M. Hart 21-22. R. White 19-20. Walk-up?'A' R. Ward 4-10. 'B' K. W d s
6-10. 'C' M. Hart 7-10. FM 5-10. Acting Secretary: J. ~ U ; r a ~ .
For four years the distribution of "Clay Target Shooting
News" has always been completed on the scheduled date. This
speaks volumes for the level of co-operation which the
Association receives from the printer. Waterwheel Press. of
Shepparton.
In the course o f production. the editor travels to Shepparton
twice each month. On the first visit to the printer in
connection with the production of the issue. the Association
car broke down 45 kilometres north of Melbourne.
The editor wishes to record his sincere appreciation to two
enthusiastic members in Robert and Brian Hunter ( m e m b e r s
of Nepean Gun C l u b ) who not only towed the "dead" car back
to M e l b o u r n e , but also provided a replacenlent vehicle.
This action ensured the continued "on timne" performance of
C.T.S.N.. and a genuine thankyou goes to the two boys and
Hunter's Towing Service of Thornbury. V i c t o r i a .
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SAFETY STARTS
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WITH YOU!
BURNIE GUN CLUB
HUOlVlLLE GUN CLUB
Marth 15. 181, I 0.a slarl
March 1. 10 a.m.
Event I. 25TGTSISU BALLTRAP
85.00
Graded A B C. Ribbon each grade.
Ewnt 2. 25 TGTS DOUBLE BARREL
55.00
Event 3. 25 TGTS POINTS SCORE
$5.00
Evsnt 4. 15 PAIRS DOUBLE RlSE
S6.0D
Gradad A B C. Ribbon each grade.
NORTH WEST ZONE FUND RAISINC~SHOOT FOR ANNIE McCALLUM
"MONSTER CRAYFISH RAFFLE"
K. Woods [OOI) 28 2670
Event 1. PSTGTSPORTIHG FIELD
Trophy each grade.
Evenl 2. POTTOWER D.B. STATE C'SHIP
Sash & Trophy 1st. Trophy 2nd. 3rd.
Evonl3. 25T 15h! COMMON MARK POINTS
Trophy each grade.
n, I I I ~~ h m ,6 p.m.
M#E~
Event I. 10 TGTCONTINENTALD.8. E OS'S
S3.00
Event 2. 25 TGTCLUB NIGHTCONT.D.B.
$6.00
Graded A B C. High Gun Ribbon.
Event 3. 15 PR CLUB NIGHTDm C'SHIP
58.00
Graded A B C. High Gun Ribbon.
March 21, lllhl Shoot (to be announced)
Marcli 3,Day Shoal, 9 a.m.
EAST BURNIE ROTARY CLUB BURNID GUN CLUB
ANNUAL CHARITY SHOOT
(Program lo be announced)
Secretary: R. Gardam, c P.O. Highclare 7321
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ROSEBERY GUN GLUB
Sunday March
President: M. Hart.
Sffirdry: V. Bennett 4 GlbIin St.. Ronsbary.
ACl'A card8 must ba prssnnted when n o m i n ~ t i n ~ .
Cartridgsa & AIternoon Ten nvnllnbls on Ground.
a.m.
Event I. 25TSKEETHANDiCAPSiS
Event 2. ACTA 75 TGT C'WEALTH SKEET CH.
Graded ABC + 7 and aver.
SumIav,
Mareh 28, 10.36 a.m.
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Evcntl. 30TD.T.L. D.B. Gradod A%C FM
Event 2. 30TD.T.L. POINFSgradad ABC + FM
Event 3. 30TD.T.L. S.B. graded ABC FM
HIGH GUN BADGES FOR ABC + FM. Over 90 T's.
n. 12.au.n.
Event 1. DOUBLE RlSE EYE-OPENER SIS
Event 2. WESTERN DISTRICTS D.R. C'SHIP
IS palra gredad ABC. Sash each grade.
Trophy sach grade plus FM.
Event 3. A.T.A. 15 TARGETS
Evlnt 4. DOUBLE BARREL HANDICAP
25 Targets Trophy Event.
HOBART GUN GLUB
SaBrdaV, Malch 28, 9.30
U.M.
Event I. 25 TGT SPORTING FIELD
Trophy each grade.
Evsnt 2. 4 PR DOUBLE RISE
Evenla. 10 PR DEAUVILCEDOUBLES
Selected partnars. Trophy tat and 2nd palrs.
Event 4. 20TGTISM COMMON MARK D.B.
Trophy each grade.
Sacratary: J. Gray 72 9853
54.50
$10.50
TASMANIAN GUN CLUB
Sinlay Marrh 6
S6.00
S6.00
S6.0D
EMntl.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Evsnt 4.
1ROUND OFACTASKEETGradedABC
25TS.B. DTLgradad ABC
ZOT CONTINENTALgraMABC
10 PAIRS DIA graded ABC
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INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING SCENE
SCENE (Cont'd from page 14)
INTERNATIONAL MATCH
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- BRISBANE, OCTOBER 1981
The South Pacific Regional Championships for most shooting events will be held at the Belmont Complex. Brisbane
during the first week of October.
This match will be a feature of the "Mini Games" being
staged by the Commonwealth Games Foundation. as a full
dress rehearsal for the 1982 Commonwealth Games.
The ACTA is taking full advantage of the opportunity to
stage a large scale international competition, and invitations
have been sent to over thirty nations to compete.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION OVERSEAS
At a recent meeting of the Association's Management
Committee. the problems of funding overseas competition
visits by Australian representatives was discussed in detail.
Resulting from that discussion. it was agreed that under
present circumstances, no funds from Association sources
could be made available to assist teams to enter either the
1981 or the 1982 World Championships.
Nevertheless. in recognition of the fact that private funding
may be available for individual competitors. provision has
been made for shooters who qualify on a performance rating
of 94% or better. to make an application to the International
Sub Committee for approval to compete.
Management has kept its options open in connection with
other international competition and has asked for further
recommendations from the International Sub-committee.
These decisions do not affect the Association's commitment
to send a five-man team to the 1981 Grand American
Tournament. and management is grateful for the assistance
promised by the Federal Government in respect to this
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10 TGT POINT SCORE
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KING ISLAND
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Tasmanian Gun Club, Evandale
Sunday March 29, 10 a.m.
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Further Details from your Club Secretary.
T.A.S.A. - BETTER SHOOTING
FOR TASMANIANS
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Cartridges Available
Motel and Billet
Accommodation
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Ray Hill, President
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